Barry Andrews: What we need from the next president and why I won't be running for the Aras
Briefly

The article discusses the impending Irish presidential election, highlighting the growing speculation around possible candidates. The author reflects on being mentioned as a candidate, acknowledging the notable individuals who have held the position. Furthermore, it touches upon Ireland's journey as a stable democracy amidst social, cultural, and economic shifts. There is a particular focus on President Michael D Higgins and the implications of the latitude he has been afforded, questioning whether it might present issues as the election approaches.
The upcoming presidential election in Ireland is generating buzz about potential candidates, with speculation about various individuals, including myself, being discussed.
President Michael D Higgins has been given latitude during his presidency, raising concerns about whether this leniency might lead to challenges in the future.
Read at Independent
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