An Garda Siochana has opened an online application for those looking to join the force.
The organisation is looking for people from all backgrounds to apply.
Applicants will not need a degree nor the Irish language to enter the Garda Trainee 2019 competition.
However, aspiring garda's "must have proven proficiency in two languages one of which must be English or Irish".
It's hoped there'll be 15,000 Garda members, 4,000 civilian staff and 2,000 Garda Reserves by 2021.
People can apply with their CV online before Wednesday April 24.
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A statement said: "Our campaign welcomes people who might not have previously considered a career as a Garda member.
"They may have the skills we need, but might not have thought they could transfer those to being a Garda.
"Policing is a highly rewarding career where every day you can make a difference to the lives of individuals and communities.
"We want to encourage people from all walks of life to join us – ethnic, religious, socio-economic. We are looking for diversity not only in background, but also in skills.
"An Garda Síochána is embracing our diverse society and will consider, subject to operational, health and safety requirements alterations to the Garda uniform to take account of religious and ethnic requirements."
You can apply to become a garda by clicking here.
