Mark Durkan concedes it is unlikely he'll win a Dublin seat

The speaker reflects on their experience in the election, expressing no regrets and valuing the conversations and debates with other candidates. They commend the quality of discussions despite limited media coverage, acknowledging the challenges of meaningful debates in crowded elections. The speaker respects all candidates and wishes them well, highlighting the frustration of not having a platform to share ideas effectively.

What sentiment does the speaker express about their election experience?

• Enjoyment and respect

• Frustration and anger

• Regret and disappointment

• Indifference and apathy

How does the speaker feel about the debates among candidates?

• They were too competitive

• They were unnecessary

• They were of high quality

• They were poorly conducted

What challenge do candidates face according to the speaker?

• Lack of funding

• Media's lack of interest

• Too many debates

• Unclear election rules

What does the speaker suggest about media coverage of elections?

• It is comprehensive and fair

• It provides equal opportunities for all candidates

• It is biased towards certain candidates

• It treats local elections as less important

Why might candidates feel frustrated, according to the speaker?

• Because of the high number of candidates

• Due to the lack of meaningful debate platforms

• Owing to the complexity of election rules

• Due to insufficient campaign resources