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.

In what ways has the speaker enjoyed the experience of engaging with other candidates?

What does the speaker mean by 'second order elections'?