Sinn Fein TD explains 'Up the Ra' comments

The speaker reflects on the recent election results, expressing pride in the achievements and emphasizing the importance of historical context, particularly the hunger strikes and Republican legacy. The focus shifts to future goals, highlighting the successful peace process and the mandate received from the electorate. The speaker clarifies past comments, ensuring they were not about the present or future but rather historical reflections. A call for responsible communication is made to avoid distractions and focus on delivering the desired change.

What was the main focus of the speaker's reflection in the first section?

• Future political strategies

• Personal achievements

• The current political climate

• Historical events and their impact

What does the speaker emphasize about the peace process?

• It is still ongoing

• It is irrelevant to current issues

• It has been unsuccessful

• It is a significant achievement

What mandate did the speaker receive from the people?

• To apologize for past comments

• To focus on past achievements

• To deliver on promises made during the election

• To ignore future talks

How does the speaker view the potential distractions caused by comments?

• As beneficial to the process

• As a minor issue

• As a significant hindrance

• As a possible distraction

What is the speaker's attitude towards the responsibility to deliver change?

• Uninterested

• Overwhelmed

• Keen and responsible

• Indifferent