MEP Mick Wallace set to host Q&A session in Limerick
IRELAND South MEP Mick Wallace, who is seeking a second term in parliament, will host a question-and-answer session in Limerick.
The Strand Hotel at Ennis Road in the city will play host to the event, on Monday, May 13 from 8pm.
It comes as the Wexford man submits his nomination papers to the returning officer in Cork city where the European election votes will be counted after Friday, June 7.
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He was elected on his first attempt to the European Parliament in 2019 taking the third seat in Ireland South.
“I’m pleased to have the papers submitted and I’m looking forward to the campaign. Ireland South is a massive and really diverse constituency. It has some amazing places and great people. I’m a very social person and I love meeting people and having a chat and discussing the issues of the day and being challenged on issues too,” he said.
Mr Wallace says the cost-of-living crisis hitting Irish people comes as “a direct result of decisions at EU level, decisions which are undermining the living conditions of many people.”
He added he has approached his work in Europe “with the same seriousness” as he has done in Dail Eireann.
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