Veteran councillor Seamie Moore was elected Mayor of Naas, Ireland, in July, following the Naas Municipal District committee’s annual general meeting. Cllr Moore, who will serve a twelve-month term, was elected unopposed and praised by colleagues for his deep commitment to the community and long-standing public service.
Outgoing mayor Cllr Fintan Brett, who proposed Moore for the role, described him as “a friend who has a total understanding of what is needed in the Naas area,” while Cllr Carmel Kelly, who seconded the nomination, said Moore “loves Naas like nobody I know.”
Independent Ireland councillor Ger Dunne was elected Deputy Mayor, also unopposed, after being nominated by Cllr Moore and seconded by Cllr Kelly. Dunne expressed his pride in serving and pledged to support the mayor in advancing local priorities over the coming year.
With his wealth of experience and strong community ties, Mayor Moore is expected to focus on practical development and initiatives that continue to strengthen Naas and its surrounding areas.
