The Euro election debate in Dublin kicked off with a focus on international affairs, with discussions on unique skills for the European Parliament and the impact of wars on asylum seekers. Clare Daly and Barry Andrews sparred over weapons in Ukraine, while Sinéad Gibney criticized government response to rising migrant numbers.
Debate then shifted to controversial cycle lanes, with Ciarán Cuffe calling out Regina Doherty over her remarks. Divisions on climate issues were evident, with Lynn Boylan and Bríd Smith highlighting failures in planning for a just transition. Aodhán Ó Ríordán expressed dismay at the lack of solidarity on climate among candidates.
With only two days left in the campaign, the Euro election journey continues. Stay tuned for more updates and insights as candidates make their final pitches to voters.
