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Civil War
Government Coalition
Government Fianna Fail Party
Government
Sinn Fein
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Bruton, John
Collins, Michael John "Mick"
Cosgrave, Liam
FitzGerald, Garrett
Haughey, Charles
Lemass, Sean
Lynch, Jack
Reynolds, Albert
Spring, Richard
Valera, Eamon de
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| | 1919 | Collins, Michael John "Mick" | |
| Jan Appointed to the Aireacht (ministry) as Minister for Finance
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| 1922 | Collins, Michael John "Mick" | |
| Appointed Minister of Finance
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| 1932 | Valera, Eamon de | |
| Appointed Minister of Foreign Affairs
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| 1937 | Valera, Eamon de | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 1st term
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| 1951 | Valera, Eamon de | |
| 13th June Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 2nd term
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| 1954 | Cosgrave, Liam | |
| Appointed Foreign Minister
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| 1957 | Valera, Eamon de | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 3rd term
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| 1961 | Lemass, Sean | |
| 6th Oct Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, forms a minority Fianna Fail Government
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| 1966 | Lynch, Jack | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 1st term
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| 1977 | FitzGerald, Garrett | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 1st term
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| 1979 | Haughey, Charles | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 1st term
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| 1981 | FitzGerald, Garrett | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 2nd term
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| 1982 | FitzGerald, Garrett | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 3rd term
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| 1982 | Haughey, Charles | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 2nd term
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| 1982 | Spring, Richard | |
| Dublin Appointedpty Prime Minister, serves under garret Fitzgerald
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| 1983 | Spring, Richard | |
| Serves under Garret Fitzgerald
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| 1987 | Haughey, Charles | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 3rd term
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| 1992 | Reynolds, Albert | |
| Feb Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland
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| 1993 | Spring, Richard | |
| Jan Dublin Appointed Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland
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| 1994 | Bruton, John | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 1st term
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| 1995 | Bruton, John | |
| Appointed Prime Minister of Ireland, 2nd term
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