Michael Healy-Rae, the Minister for State at the Department of Agriculture in Ireland, has received €1.33 million through his property business, Roughty Properties Ltd, for accommodating Ukrainian refugees since 2022. Recent figures from the Department of Justice, Home Affairs and Migration indicate that in 2025 alone, the business received €113,480 for its services. Roughty Properties, trading as Rosemont House in Tralee, continues to operate under a contract with the State to provide accommodation for those fleeing the war in Ukraine. The funding for such accommodations is part of the International Protection Accommodation Service (Ipas), which disbursed a total of €425.49 million last year. Despite a decline in profits, with recent accounts showing a profit of €241,244 for the year ending May, Healy-Rae remains the largest landlord in the Irish Parliament, owning 28 properties. The responsibility for housing Ukrainian refugees shifted from the Department of Integration to the Department of Justice in 2025.