Michael Healy-Rae

Irish politician and local representative

Michael Healy-Rae - Leaders & Politicians born January 11th, 1967
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A prominent figure in Irish politics, served as a Teachta Dála (TD) since 2016. Elected to represent the Kerry constituency, participated actively in local governance and national debates. Gained attention through various media appearances and contributions to public discussions. Engaged with local communities and issues, emphasizing rural concerns and health services.

Elected as Teachta Dála for Kerry

Involved in local governance initiatives

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