For the past few weeks, you have heard the promises, policies, and passionate opinions of the candidates preparing to contest tomorrow’s by-election in Galway West.
From housing and healthcare to transport and the future of rural communities, each hopeful has made their case to voters across the constituency.
But this evening, as the posters flutter in the evening breeze with their days numbered and just one more sleep to polling day, we are taking a different approach to the by-election.
Beyond the speeches, debates, and doorstep canvassing, there's another side to political life that rarely makes the headlines.
After the long days, late nights, and endless cups of tea on the campaign trail, how do the candidates unwind? What comfort food do they turn to when the canvassing shoes come off and the pressure eases for a moment?
So Bernadette Prendergast, David Nevin and James Varley posed this 'Offbeat' question to the candidates to find out what's on their plates - the first person you'll hear is Tom Welby.
And just a reminder that Galway Bay fm News will bring you live coverage of the count from the Galway Lawn Tennis Club from 10 on Saturday morning, right through until that single seat is filled in the first Galway West by-election since March 1975 when Fianna Fáil's Máire Geogheghan Quinn won the seat left vacant by the death of her father John Geogheghan.
