He was selected for the role at the recent AGM.
Mullingar Chamber has announced the re-election of its President.
James Bourke of Mullingar Auto's Volkswagen was selected for the role at the recent AGM.
He replaced Allyson English in 2024, and sets the mark as the youngest President the Chamber has had.
On his appointment, Mr Bourke says "I have thoroughly enjoyed my year and am excited for the second term. The mission is to ‘promote Mullingar as a place to live, work and do business’ and I will do my absolute best to continue that."
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