Concerns over housing and immigration dominate the campaign for Ireland's upcoming election. Voters are turning away from traditional parties and are considering independent candidates, including Gerry Hutch, an alleged gangster. The main issue on the campaign trail is the housing crisis, with rising prices and a shortage of homes. Immigration has also become a key concern, as new arrivals have transformed the country and put pressure on housing and resources. The main political parties are promising to address these issues, but independent candidates are gaining support from voters disillusioned with the establishment.