A promising update in the Civil Service realm shines a spotlight on Mr Thomas Cregan’s noteworthy achievement. In the November Excise Examination held at the Limerick center, Mr Cregan emerged as the successful candidate, earning recognition for his dedication and capabilities.

Following this accomplishment, the Inland Revenue authorities have taken the proactive step of summoning Mr Cregan to Limerick. This summons is part of a strategic move to provide him with essential preliminary training, an integral component of his preparation for the significant role that lies ahead.

What makes Mr Cregan’s journey particularly commendable is his transition from Abington National School in Knockainey to a promising career path in the Civil Service. His achievement reflects his unwavering commitment to personal growth and professional development.

This success story serves as a testament to the opportunities presented by the Civil Service and the hard work individuals like Mr Cregan invest to seize them. It demonstrates the potential for achievement when dedication and determination are coupled with the right opportunities and support. As Mr Cregan embarks on this new chapter of his career, his achievements are sure to inspire others to pursue their aspirations with vigor and enthusiasm.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 08 May 1906