Paul Hosford: Healy-Rae resignation a shock but not a fatal blow for Government
After his announcement, Mr Healy-Rae went to the Taoiseach's office to hand in his letter of resignation, but was forced to wait as Mr Martin was on a scheduled phone call with Canadian prime minister Mark Carney. Picture: Collins
Michael Healy-Rae's resignation came as a shock. Indeed, both Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris only found out when it happened.
A spokesperson for Mr Martin said there had been no prior warning and that both Mr Martin and Mr Harris had found out about the resignation as it happened.
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