The Tipperary County Registrar is to transfer to Galway
‘I am sorry to leave. It was a pleasure to work all over the county,’ - James Seymour, Tipperary County Registrar
James Seymour, the Tipperary County Registrar, is transferring to Galway City and County from August 14th.
The Tipperary County Registrar,who is from Nenagh, has held the post since October 17.
Under his guidance, two general elections, two Presidential elections, two local and European elections and a number of referenda have been conducted in the county.
The Cabinet has formally approved his new appointment to Galway City &County.
He has been located between Clonmel and Nenagh, dealing with civil and family law motions in both locations.
James Seymour paid tribute to all of the people he has worked with since his appointment in Tipperary after working in private practice in Dublin, Nenagh and Galway with Berwick Solicitors.
“Where Tipperary leads, others follow,” said James Seymour, referring to the quality of staff and professionals he had worked with in the county.
“The quality of the solicitors and barristers in Tipperary was fantastic. We had a superb election team whenever they were called upon, and the staff in all of the courthouses were excellent, and I thank them for their support,” said James Seymour.
“I am sorry to leave. It was a pleasure to work all over the county.
His position in Tipperary will be filled by Michelle OÇonnell, who has served as the Waterford County Registrar for the last number of years.