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Eamon Ryan's 'pride' and 'regrets' as he gets ready to bow out of Irish politics
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Eamon Ryan, the Irish Green Party leader and Minister for Transport and Environment, has announced his intention to step down from politics after the next general election. In an interview, Ryan expressed both pride and regret over his political career. He highlighted his achievements in promoting environmental policies, such as the introduction of free public transport for certain demographics and significant investments in cycling infrastructure. However, he also acknowledged the challenges and setbacks, including the failure to meet some climate targets and the political difficulties in pushing through green initiatives. Ryan reflected on the personal toll of political life, mentioning the strain on his family and the relentless pace of political engagement. Despite these challenges, he remains committed to seeing through current projects and ensuring a smooth transition for his party before he exits the political stage.
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