The former presidential candidate missed out on a nomination for the ballot.
Failed presidential hopeful Gareth Sheridan says he won't sit back and idly watch the housing and health crises unfold.
The now former independent candidate discovered he'd missed out on the Meath nomination by a single vote while en route to address the local authority in Offaly.
After defeat in Tullamore he was forced to end his campaign where it began after a launch event at the Tullamore Show last August.
The Nutriband founder is now considering his next steps in terms of public life.
Mr Sheridan says his focus on issues in his campaign won't go away:
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