Interview with Cian O'Callaghan

The Social Democrats celebrate their best election results, gaining significant votes and seats. They attribute success to their campaign's focus on healthcare, housing, childcare, disability services, and climate action. The party aims to enter government, negotiating with other parties to implement their proposals. They emphasize the need for improved disability services and highlight challenges smaller parties face in delivering on campaign promises.

What was the Social Democrats' reaction to their election results?

• They were indifferent to the results.

• They were delighted with the results.

• They were disappointed with the results.

• They were surprised by the results.

Which areas did the Social Democrats focus on during their campaign?

• Education, transportation, and tourism

• Technology, innovation, and sports

• Defense, foreign policy, and trade

• Healthcare, housing, and climate action

In which regions did the Social Democrats make significant gains?

• Mayo and Sligo

• Cork South Central and Dublin

• Kerry and Donegal

• Galway and Waterford

What is a major priority for the Social Democrats if they enter government?

• Improving transportation infrastructure

• Expanding international trade

• Enhancing services for disabled people

• Increasing military spending

What challenge do smaller parties face when in government, according to the Social Democrats?

• Controlling media narratives

• Managing international relations

• Delivering on campaign promises

• Balancing the national budget