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21 Oct 2025
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Rachaidh Elaine Houlihan (lár) i mbun an ról i mí na Bealtaine
Tá uachtarán nua Macra roghnaithe don téarma 2023-2025 tar éis gan ach iarrthóir amháin a n-ainm a chur chun tosaigh.
Is í Elaine Houlihan, as an tÁth Leacach a bheas ina huachtarán ar an eagraíocht go luath.
Is fisiteiripeoir í Elaine, agus tá cúlra aici i bhfiontar mairteola agus tá taithí aici ar ghnó innealtóireachta talmhaíochta. Déanfar í a fhógairt ina hUachtarán ar an Aibreán 5, 2023.
Dúirt Elaine: "Tá mé ar bís ceannaireacht a dhéanamh ar cheann de na heagraíochtaí tuaithe is bríomhaire in Éirinn. Táim ag tnúth le tógáil ar an obair atá déanta agam le dhá bhliain anuas agus leanúint leis an obair a rinneadh roimhe seo laistigh dár n-eagraíocht."
Beidh Elaine ar an 39ú uachtarán ar an eagraíocht.
Dúirt Uachtarán reatha Macra, John Keanego raibh Elaine ina leas-uachtarán a bhí thar a bheith éifeachtach le dhá bhliain anuas: "Níl aon amhras orm ach go leanfaidh sí leis an dea-obair atá tosaithe."
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