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Michael Healy-Rae’s resignation from government has sparked renewed attention, as he publicly praised his former colleagues despite the messy exit tied to his brother Danny’s radio criticism of top ministers during the fuel protests. Timing was key — his departure coincided with a looming no-confidence vote, but he’s not ruling out a political comeback, buoyed by support from industry players who valued his stance on fuel prices. While keeping family drama private with a simple “it is what it is,” he’s focused on the future, crediting ministers like Darragh O’Brien and Martin Heydon for their work on fuel negotiations and highlighting government investment in roads for safety. Though he’s not explicitly seeking a return, his warm words suggest doors remain open.

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