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[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Considering how much he is gaining financially from the refugee crisis he should really keep his counsel when it comes to opining on the whole immigration issue, it's obscene that any private individual should own so many properties at a time when first time buyers are finding it near impossible to buy houses to live in, the fact that MHR is a legislator in our national parliament makes a mockery of the idea of TDs being representative of their constituents, he is so far removed from his voters as to be living in a different world to them.

G'wanyalanger. It's not MHR's job to sort out the housing crisis. He is an opposition TD, you do know this, yes.

 

[Blue Jasmin]

G'wanyalanger. It's not MHR's job to sort out the housing crisis. He is an opposition TD, you do know this, yes.

Why would he want to sort out a crisis that he is personally benefiting financially from?

MHR isn't in politics to "sort anything out", he's strictly in it for himself and his family.

Only a complete simpleton would think otherwise.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

Why would he want to sort out a crisis that he is personally benefiting financially from?
MHR isn't in politics to "sort anything out", he's strictly in it for himself and his family.
Only a complete simpleton would think otherwise.

Oh dear, this from the twit that said MHR shouldn't own houses.
MHR would have his properties rented out, crisis or not.
Only a complete simpleton would think otherwise.

 

[Blue Jasmin]

Oh dear, this from the twit that said MHR shouldn't own houses.
MHR would have his properties rented out, crisis or not.
Only a complete simpleton would think otherwise.

I didn't say he shouldn't own properties, I said it's obscene that a snake like him owns so many and is in the Dail.

Sad to see you up to your usual trolling tactics.

As for MHR, the facts speak for themselves :

Nearly a fifth of TDs are landlords or own rental property, while twice that number declared they were landowners, according to the latest annual register of politicians’ interests.

The annual declarations show Michael Healy-Rae, one of the largest property owners in the Dáil, has expanded his portfolio of land and property, registering his ownership of a further vacant premises in Beaufort, Co Kerry. The Independent Kerry TD listed 25 different entries in his declarations outlining land and property he owned last year, which included several rental houses and apartments, a service station and farmland.

Michael Healy-Rae also listed several contracts his companies held with State bodies, which included supplying diesel to Kerry County Council and the accommodation of Ukrainian refugees for the Department of Integration.

His brother, Danny Healy-Rae, declared State contracts his plant hire company held with Kerry County Council and Uisce Éireann, formerly known as Irish Water. In many cases TDs’ entries to the annual register of interests saw no change compared with the year before.

He truly is a man of the people.

 

[TheOutdoorThreadmill]

I didn't say he shouldn't own properties, I said it's obscene that a snake like him owns so many and is in the Dail.

Sad to see you up to your usual trolling tactics.

Last resort of beaten bird, go back to Korea
As for the rest of your post, I lol'd

 

[Purple Monkey Dishwasher]

I didn't say he shouldn't own properties, I said it's obscene that a snake like him owns so many and is in the Dail.

Sad to see you up to your usual trolling tactics.

As for MHR, the facts speak for themselves :

Nearly a fifth of TDs are landlords or own rental property, while twice that number declared they were landowners, according to the latest annual register of politicians’ interests.

The annual declarations show Michael Healy-Rae, one of the largest property owners in the Dáil, has expanded his portfolio of land and property, registering his ownership of a further vacant premises in Beaufort, Co Kerry. The Independent Kerry TD listed 25 different entries in his declarations outlining land and property he owned last year, which included several rental houses and apartments, a service station and farmland.

Michael Healy-Rae also listed several contracts his companies held with State bodies, which included supplying diesel to Kerry County Council and the accommodation of Ukrainian refugees for the Department of Integration.

His brother, Danny Healy-Rae, declared State contracts his plant hire company held with Kerry County Council and Uisce Éireann, formerly known as Irish Water. In many cases TDs’ entries to the annual register of interests saw no change compared with the year before.

He truly is a man of the people.

Almost 80 TDs and Senators are landlords, landowners or both

Register of Members’ interests for Dáil and Seanad indicates substantial portfolios

www.irishtimes.com

 

[jimmym]

Sunday indo poll, SF 29, FG 19, FF 16,
SF rise is believed to be down to their hardening of policy on migration,

 

[Blue Jasmin]

Good to see Green Party support holding up.