Thread: Michael Healy-Rae added three new properties to his extensive land portfolio according to the latest register of interests. The new ones are a "doer-upper" in Kilgarvan, a house in Clonkeen in need of "refurbishment", and a rental property in Tralee: 
Former Taoiseach Enda Kenny declared seven trips abroad. This included trips to Germany, Portugal, Barbados, UK, and three to the U.S. The one to Barbados was to discuss Ireland's "economic recovery" with the government there:
The former finance minister Michael Noonan also travelled on that trip to Barbados according to the register:
Éamon Ó Cuív declared an eight-night trip to Rochester, New York. This (excuse my bad Irish!) was to do with St Patrick's Day and Dáil centenary celebrations where he was a special guest:
Fianna Fáil TD Willie O'Dea added two new share purchases to his investment portfolio. They are Gardenia Technologies and Syzygy Aviation International:
Fianna Fáil's Robert Troy says an unlet office that he parts own is being converted into apartments. In interests of transparency, he said that the local authority in Westmeath had expressed intention to acquire them when complete:
There were a couple of new properties registered. Former minister and now MEP Frances Fitzgerald declared part-ownership of a rental property in Clare while Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy registered a property in Irishtown, Dublin:
Independent TD Mattie McGrath registered a trip to Washington and New York with the organisation 'Family and Life'
If there was a prize for longest entry in the register of interests, then Fianna Fáil's Seán Haughey would definitely be the winner:
Somebody asked for Richard Bruton's entry so here it is:
And if you want to read the full list, here it is for the Dáil: data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/…
And the one for the Seanad: data.oireachtas.ie/ie/oireachtas/…
