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Sinn Féin candidate Dan Harty has met thousands of voters over the past month. He has canvassed in Tipperary and over the border in Kilkenny as well.
As the election countdown draws closer Sinn Féin Tipperary North candidate Dan Harty is enjoying meeting the people.
He has been for months now, following on from the Local Elections where he got to know all the highways and byways from Holycross to Kilcommon.
Now, like all candidates across Tipperary North and North West Kilkenny are experiencing, it is a race against time to meet and greet the public at the doorstep and ensure the fine line between listening and speaking is understood.
The Holycross native has a strong campaign team alongside him that have been there for quite some time as he also ran in the recent Local Elections and he continues to get to meet and listen to as many people as possible.
He is asking that people vote for an alternative Government and ensure Ireland can grow, progress and develop to new levels.
“We are the main option if people want an alternative to what is there now,” Dan says.
Decision time is upon us, the nation will decide but the word on the canvass trail is that it is time for change.
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