Nick Grattan as he took on the role of Kinsale and District Lions Club president succeeding Cormac Fitzgerald. Photo: John Allen

New Kinsale Lions president“

Kinsale and District Lions Club has a new president.

Nick Grattan takes up a role succeeding Cormac Fitzgerald following the completion of a two-year term of office.

The official handover marked the beginning of a new chapter for the club as it continues its commitment to serving the local community through fundraising, volunteer work, and charitable initiatives.

Nick Grattan highlighted the importance of teamwork: “I am honoured to serve as President of Kinsale and District Lions Club.

WOur Club has a proud tradition of community service, and I look forward to working with our members to continue making a meaningful difference in the lives of those we support.”

During the handover ceremony, members acknowledged the dedication and leadership provided by Cormac Fitzgerald throughout the past two years.

Under his leadership, the club continued to support a wide range of community projects and charitable causes across the Kinsale district.

Cormac has continued to increase membership with very talented members and has led the highly successful Budget Breakfast Meeting with Jack Chambers, Minister for Public Expenditure, in attendance, as well as the ever-popular Toy Appeal for local hospitals.