In recognition of his dedicated service and exemplary conduct, Sergeant Deatty of the Mary Street police station in Limerick has been promoted to the esteemed position of Head Constable. This well-deserved promotion reflects his years of commitment to law enforcement and the community he has diligently served.

Sergeant Deatty’s career has been marked by a steadfast commitment to upholding the law, maintaining order, and ensuring the safety of the citizens of Limerick. His tenure as a sergeant at the Mary Street police station has been characterized by competence, efficiency, and a respectful approach to his duties, earning him the respect and admiration of both his colleagues and the public.

As he embarks on this new chapter in his career, Head Constable Deatty will be relocated in accordance with established regulations. His new posting will be at Galway East Riding, where he will continue to serve the community and uphold the principles of justice and security.

In addition to this significant promotion, Sergeant William Atteridge of Galway West Riding has also been recognized for his exceptional dedication and service. He has been elevated to the esteemed rank of Head Constable, a testament to his commitment to the police force.

Head Constable Atteridge’s achievements are noteworthy, particularly given his relatively young age within the force. His promotion reflects not only his competence and dedication but also his potential for continued growth and leadership within the police department.

Both Head Constable Deatty and Head Constable Atteridge exemplify the values of the police force, demonstrating their commitment to public service and the maintenance of law and order. Their promotions are not only well-deserved but also a source of pride for their families, colleagues, and the communities they serve.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 24 July 1906