Riverdance Manufacturer Michael Flatley has indicated that he is open to enrollment IrelandThe next president.
An election is expected for a large -scale formal role in late October, as it should be in 60 days before the outgoing President. Michael de HiginsEnds on 11 November.
Flatley, which is eligible to run as one Irish The citizen said that he has not taken a final decision on the matter, but is consulting with the “team of advisors”.
Talking to RTE Radio Ek on a possible bid, Irish-US said that he is “stopped everywhere” on the road and he goes away and asked if he would run.
However, he clarified that his previous appearance on the show with host Brendon O’Coner was speculated.
The choreographer and the dancer said: “I take it seriously but no, I have not taken any decision”.
The matter was pressurized, Flatley said: “I have a huge business to run, I have an army of dancers counting on me to live a life.
“I have a whiskey company, a beautiful young wife and son with whom I want to spend time.
“If I think I can benefit for Irish people and – perhaps more important – if I think I can be the voice of Irish people”
He said: “Now, I don’t think they have a voice – not a true proper deep voice that you know that their language speaks.”
Flatley said that he listens to the concerns of “average person on the road” and they “are not happy right now”, saying: “Somebody has to speak to Irish people.”
He said that he was not sure that the role needed another politician, saying that he had spent three decades to promote Ireland and Irish culture.
He said that he was not contacted with any political party, but some “people know” were contacted.
“This is certainly not something on which I have taken a decision, but it becomes disappointing when you see the hardworking Irish taxpayer working hard and there is nothing to say in things.”
Asked if he is bending more in favor of running, he replied: “It is said that I stand for Ireland and Irish people.”
To be eligible to run, an candidate must be an Irish citizen who is 35 or older.
They should be nominated by either at least 20 members of oireachtas or at least four local authorities.
The former or retired presidents can nominate himself.
So far, two candidates have received enough support to enter the race.
Maiiraad Mcguinness, who was a TV presenter and farming journalist, who was before becoming a MEP And European Union The commissioner is nominated for becoming the presidential candidate of Fine Gayle.
The independent TD Catherine Konoli for Gaulway West has received the support of social democrats and people as well as independent TDS and senators before profit.
Fiana failed, the party with the most TDS in Dale has not clarified whether it will run a candidate and take a decision in the initial autumn.
Sin Finn has also not indicated the final decision on the race.
