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People share their thoughts on the election
Mary Geelan
“I was watching the debate the other night and I felt it was all point-scoring one on the other.
"I thought that maybe Mícheál Martin came out the best of it he seemed to keep his cool, Simon Harris got a bit flustered and
"Mary Lou spouted the same drivel she always does not answering any question she was asked, and Boyd-Barrett was the clown, the entertainment on the night gesticulating and waving about.
"I think that housing seems to be a big big problem for young people and I think they should stop going on about the immigrants because we need them.”
When asked about which candidate she would be going for Mary said, “Oh Micheál Carrigy.”
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