Helen Ogbu

It does not represent them.

And the last election, the by-election, actually is a testament to that.

How the people came out and voted, the real people of Galway West.

And I must say thank you to all of them as well, because they've proven those trolls online.

They've proven them wrong and they've sent a message to them.

Well, thank you, David.

Like, one thing I want to be, I want to be a mayor who brings people together.

A mayor who champions belonging, amplifies the voices of young people, and also someone, like I said, I am community.

I want to strengthen the sense of community that makes Galway such a special place to live.

And one other thing that I wish to explore during my year as mayor is the introduction of a citizens' assembly model for Galway City, which is something that's looking at creating opportunities for the people from all backgrounds to contribute their ideas and help shape the future decisions of, you know, Galway City.

Well, I think the main parties, like the bigger main parties, they're just disconnected.

I feel utterly betrayed.

Number one, Niall Murphy.

Okay.

Two, Ogbo.

Three, Cain.

I would have voted one for Cain if he wasn't being a gale.