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Meet Ronan

I’m Ronan Moore, the Social Democrats General Election candidate for Meath West and Councillor for Trim on the Meath County Council.

My wife and I grew up in Meath. I’m a father of three children, and I believe in an Ireland where all children can have a home, can realise their full potential, and have a fair, sustainable future.

I have spent a lifetime committed to working on behalf of others. I have a Master’s in Sustainable Development and have spent several years volunteering and working overseas with an aid agency. For the last 15 years I have taught in a post-primary school in Navan and continue to volunteer with groups that support families most in need in our community.

If elected, I will work hard on your behalf, keep you informed, and I will make sure that your concerns are raised in the Dáil.

As a country, we have never had greater wealth but from bike sheds to the Children’s Hospital, this money is often unwisely spent. Meanwhile, social crises worsen, from housing and homelessness to the cost of living and inequality. I am committed to working on behalf of the people of Meath West to create a better, fairer Ireland.

We need new solutions, greater vision, and proper financial oversight after 14 years of the same. The Social Democrats have the policies, people and passion required to deliver this and have a positive, lasting impact on our community and country.

Ronan’s Priorities

  • More affordable homes that people on average incomes can buy.
  • Prioritising investment in quality public services.
  • Full implementation of the Sláintecare plan for a universal healthcare system, free at the point of use.
  • Capping childcare fees at €250 a month and rolling out a public model of childcare.
  • The immediate signing of the Optional Protocol of the UN’s Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities.

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ronan.moore@socialdemocrats.ie

085 230 7682

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