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A candidate for Social Democrats. View party
ELECTED
Liam Quaide
Party
Constituency
Occupation
Councillor/Clinical psychologist
Biography

Liam Quaide has served on Cork County Council since 2019. Originally a member of the Green Party, he joined the Social Democrats in 2023. He is a Clinical Psychologist. He prioritises sustainable community development.

Question time
Why did you decide to run in this election?

Cork East is a great place to live but we face huge challenges in housing, health/disability services, flood risk and public transport.

What do you think is the greatest issue the country faces right now?

Housing is our core social challenge. A whole generation of young people is frozen out of home ownership and affordable rent. This crisis is causing immense suffering across society and leading to social division and the scapegoating of migrants.

What would you like your first speaking time in the Dáil to be about if you get elected?

I'd like to speak about the need to address our crises in housing, healthcare and disability services in tandem with the climate and biodiversity emergency.

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