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Longford people tell us the issues they will consider before casting their vote
“As a teacher I would like more focus and more money spent on the education sector. I would say things I would like to see are a reduction in class sizes and more resources for primary schools and they are things I would consider important when I am considering who to vote for on Friday. Personally housing is not an issue for me but I can see that housing is a big issue for a lot of people in county Longford and across the country and it's something that needs to be addressed by the next government. I would like to see more focus on services certainly in within primary schools and more focus on housing as well because it's clearly an issue for an awful lot of people.”
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