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Elected first as a Waterford county councillor in 2004, he served on the council until he was elected to the Seanad Labour Panel in 2011. He has challenged unsuccessfully for a Dáil seat three times in the past and is the Sinn Féin party spokesperson on workers' rights and political reform.
I will work for workers' rights, universal access to decent public services and an end to corruption and cronyism in public life.
My number one priority is housing, followed by jobs and access to decent public healthcare for everyone.
Address the housing crisis by introducing rent control and a sustained public housing building programme.
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