Jim Codd

The Aontu convoy in South Wexford today. Thanks to everyone working so hard to bring positive change to Wexford.

Today is International Workers Day and what type of country has this become for the working person? 100,000 Irish workers are living in poverty, crippled with rents and mortgages, high car insurance and the other rising costs of living while wages are stagnant. #LE19 #Wexford

I found this image on Facebook today posted by one of my neighbours. What it says for rural Ireland and small farmers is not good. The picture shows a piece of beef priced at €24.90 per kilo. The Irish farmer who produced this beef received no more than €3.80 per kilo.

Getting a bit of handball in between the showers and the canvassing!

Out in style at the Aontu National Launch in Dublin today. #givejimcoddthenod #aontu

Delighted to be at the official launch of Aontu in Dublin today and honoured to be one of their 70 local election candidates. #aontu #wexford

Thanks to my dear friend Una for this one!

Some great coverage of our two Wexford Aontu candidates in this week's Wexford People Paper. @Wexford_People #wexford #LE19

We believe Wexford can work better and have a plan to reboot our local economy. It starts with getting our two local election candidates, Jim Codd in Rosslare/Kilmore and Elaine Cole in Wexford, elected to Wexford County Council. #wexford #LocalElections #aontu

Ireland is a country divided. Read more about Aontú's plans to address the economic injustice in modern Ireland. #LE19 aontu.ie/issues/economi…

I was delighted to take part in the recent Yola Cabaret in FDYS Bridgetown. Lovely community atmosphere and great performers.

My first tweet! Hoping to get to grips with the Twitter machine.