New Superintendent promoted to Carlow Performance Assurance Functional Area
A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána today announced all of the allocations and appointments
A new Superintendent has been announced for Carlow after the new allocations and appointments by An Garda Síochána were revealed.
Superintendent William Mayock has been appointed to Naas Garda Station, with responsibility for Kildare/ Carlow Performance Assurance Functional Area.
A spokesperson for An Garda Síochána today announced all of the allocations and appointments of Superintendents across Ireland.
On June 2nd, Chief Superintendent Jarlath Lennon was promoted to the Garda National Roads Policing Bureau at the Garda Headquarters.
On the same day, Superintendent Jonathan Hayes was allocated to Store Street Garda Station with responsibility for Store Street Community Engagement Functional Area.
Today (June 15th), Superintendent John Fitzgerald was allocated to Tallaght Garda Station with responsibility for Tallaght Community Engagement Functional Area and Superintendent Brian Hoey to Kevin Street Garda Station with responsibility for DMR South Central Crime Functional Area.
Superintendent Denis Ellard was allocated to Tallaght Garda Station with responsibility for DMR South Crime Functional Area, and Superintendent Brian Clancy was promoted to Internal Affairs at Garda Headquarters today.
Superintendent Ronan Farrelly was allocated to Drogheda Garda Station with responsibility for the Louth South Community Engagement Functional Area.
Superintendent Yvonne Martin was promoted to the Garda National Roads Policing Bureau at the Garda Headquarters, and Superintendent Eamon Lynch to the DMR Communications Centre.
Other Superintendent allocations took effect on May 25th.
Those included Superintendent Bronagh O’Reilly being allocated to the Employee Assistance Service, Human Resource Management, Superintendent Alan Kelly to Crumlin Garda Station with responsibility for Crumlin/ Terenure Community Engagement Functional Area, Superintendent Barry Mills to Kildare Garda Station with responsibility for Kildare South Community Engagement Functional Area, and Superintendent Ursula Hussey to Ballymote Garda Station with responsibility for Sligo/ Leitrim Performance Assurance Functional Area.
On the same day, eight Superintendents were promoted.
Superintendent John Flanagan was promoted to Garda National Vetting Bureau.
Superintendent Patrick McGirl to Roscommon Garda Station, with responsibility for Mayo/Roscommon/Longford Performance Assurance Functional Area.
Superintendent Tara King to Bray Garda Station with responsibility for Wicklow North Community Engagement Functional Area.
Superintendent Martin Canny to New Ross Garda Station, with responsibility for Wexford/Wicklow Performance Assurance Functional Area.
Superintendent Donncha Maguire to Ballymun Garda Station with responsibility for Ballymun Community Engagement Functional Area.
Superintendent Gerard McEntee to Ballina Garda Station with responsibility for Mayo North Community Engagement Functional Area.
Superintendent Tomas Waters to Longford Garda Station with responsibility for Longford Community Engagement Functional Area.