"The Taoiseach led tributes this evening, saying Mr O'Hanlon 'cared passionately for his community and constituents. He advocated for them. He sought to improve their lives.'"
"'He was a true Republican who cared deeply for his country and worked to ensure the implementation of the Good Friday Agreement. He had a great love for the people of Armagh, where he grew up, and of Cavan and Monaghan.'"
"'Rory was a very valued friend. I greatly valued his insights and advice, since I was first elected to Dáil Eireann. He was a wise, astute observer of politics and public affairs.'"
Rory O'Hanlon, born in Dublin in 1934, passed away at 92 in Carrickmacross, surrounded by family. He was a GP and later served in the Dáil, becoming Minister for Health from 1987 to 1991. O'Hanlon was known for his commitment to public service, advocating for his community and the implementation of the Good Friday Agreement. He held various political roles until his retirement in 2011. He is survived by his wife, six children, and twelve grandchildren, with tributes highlighting his passion for his constituents and his insightful political contributions.
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