It's a one question, yes or no option,that can be completed an unlimited number of times.

I was able to get married, as were others because of Labour in government

I saw them treating her as a political opponent, and she gave as good as she got, but I didn't see a gendered thing. (I may be blind to it though) I did think that the Jim O'Callaghan/Helen McEntee spat was more questionable.

arrogant, maybe. But misogynistic? didn't see any example of that...but open to correction!

Have only scanned the overview document, but I believe, based on the last programme for government, that the greens will hold the climate promises they have made as a number 1 priority, whereas for the others, they are making bigger promises but less likely to make them a red line priority

with a heavy heart!! Would prefer a smaller party to exert influence like the greens did this time around, but it might be easier to 'pay off' a selection of independents with a few roads and pitches. Unless it was a nationally focused independent like Finian McGrath did with disabilities

All three are losing votes to independents. This debate will not change the minds of those minded to vote independent. It may potentially wind up with a government beholden to a handful of local whims

I agree with all that. Will FF slip through as the largest party because SF and FG are knocking lumps out of each other?