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People share their thoughts on the election
Greig Berry
“I work primarily in the arts, so music and creativity are very important to me. I would like to see a greater funding commitment to the arts sector.
I haven't decided on a candidate just yet, I will look at what they are saying in the next few days. I think voting is important, I will be making sure I vote for someone who represents what I believe in.
The cost of living is an important issue, but so is crime. I hear a lot about people being attacked, so I want to know there is support for preventative measures that would address these issues.
Among the politicians I know are Micheál Carrigy, who is my neighbour, I also know Joe Flaherty and Barry Campion, but I will be looking at all my options before casting my vote.”
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