Michael Healy Rae had hour-long 'positive' meeting with Micheal Martin about coalition

Michael Healy Rae emphasized the meeting with Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin revolved around what the new government could provide for Kerry's healthcare, road infrastructure, tourism, and business sectors. He underscored the importance of the tourism sector in his county and pointed out the urgent need for support beyond mere tax cuts. He also mentioned energy needs and the controversial LNG storage proposal in Ballylongford, highlighting the complex needs of the region.

Healy Rae remarked that while the meeting yielded positive dialogue, he asserted that any coalition support would be contingent on tangible benefits for Kerry. He reiterated that no coalition support was imminent and emphasized the need for the government to address specific issues affecting their community, including deteriorating infrastructure and healthcare needs.

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