La società immobiliare di TD registra un profitto di € 840k in due anni

And that’s only his property firm

*The new Minister for Agriculture with responsibility for forestry,* [*Michael Healy-Rae*](https://www.independent.ie/regionals/kerry/south-kerry-news/michael-healy-rae-remains-largest-property-owner-in-the-dail-with-addition-of-42-acres-of-forestry/a1093858714.html)*, retains his standing as the the Dáil deputy with the most extensive property portfolio. That’s according to the latest Register of Interests of members of Dáil Eireann from 1 January 2024 to 31 December 2024.*

*The register was published on February 26 and shows Deputy Healy-Rae as the landlord of 18 properties and 100 acres of farmland. A B&B and 42 acres of forestry were added to his interests in 2024.*

*The majority of his property is located in Tralee and Killarney and ranges from accommodation, student apartments, housing, and storage.*

*Deputy Healy-Rae is also listed as a shareholder with the New York Times Co, including directorship of companies: Michael Healy-Rae Properties Ltd: Roughty Properties Ltd; Roughty Plant Hire Ltd; Black Cap & Co. Ltd, and a service station, shop, and post office in Kilgarvan.*

*The register lists three contracts for Deputy Healy-Rae for the supply of accommodation for Ukrainians, rental accommodation scheme, and housing assistance with Kerry County Council. Other occupations listed are postmaster, plant hire, and service station owner.*