A candidate for Workers' Party.
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Biography
A Cork city councillor, he was first elected to the Council in 2009 and retained his seat in 2014. He has ran unsuccessfully for a Dáil seat on a number of occasions. He is a former chairman of Mayfield East Community Association in Cork and is a prominent anti-austerity campaigner and social rights activist.
Question time
Why should someone vote for you (in 140 characters or fewer)?
I stand on my record and that of the Workers' Party of fighting for working class people against the politics of austerity and capitalism.
What is your number one priority for your constituency?
To fight for the provision of genuinely affordable housing for all who require it via establishment of local authority direct labour units.
What one thing would you like to do in your first 100 days of the new Dáil if you are elected?
Liaise with others on the left to force the permanent scrapping of water charges and the LPT, and for the abolition of Irish Water.
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