Sean Defoe
speaker
707 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 23 Jun
Sean Defoe’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This time, I would find it hard to imagine any candidate is going to breach 20% in Galway, which just means one a long count, but also very hard really to see where this goes.
If not Sean Cain today in Galway, then who else do you think is in with a shake of taking that seat?
Finally, Minister, you spent a lot of time in Galway over the last little while and the fuel protests were particularly huge in Galway about a month ago or so.
It doesn't seem that that anger has sort of stuck through and really affected turnout or necessarily rallied behind someone like Noel Thomas.
Perhaps it was different on the ground and you saw something different to what I saw.
OK, Minister Peter Burke, thanks a million for joining us from Galway there.
You might hear from the Minister as well throughout the day.
Still joined in studio by Conor Lanahan, Louise Burns, Stephen O'Leary.
Louise, you were making a bit of a face there as the Minister was talking about what in particular, what prediction were you disagreeing with?
Potentially a long weekend, alone a long day.
Stephen O'Leary of Politico, that getting out on the doors is obviously one of the more difficult bit.
But the online battle this time around is particularly interesting.
And I think it will be interesting to see whether it has made that difference for the likes of, say, the SOC Dems, who are a very heavily online party and look to probably do quite well in both of these elections.
Yeah, the social, I think, fallout from this are certainly the analysis post-election is going to be really interesting to look at because the two constituencies do operate in very different ways and the social approach has been quite different in both.
But certainly if you were calling like a winner, right, or a campaign that got it right, the SOC Dems were definitely the ones who got it right in Dublin.
We saw this coming through really in terms of their approach and a real kind of like digital first approach from a candidate point of view.
The big difference you see now versus five years ago is that five years ago, a lot of the political campaigns on social looked like traditional ad campaigns, right?
Highly polished videos, you know, rehearsed maybe weeks in production, right?
They were literally like almost the old TV ads, but on a social network.
What you're seeing with candidates today, especially the successful ones are, it's much more like a creator, right?
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