Comment
Email
Print
Please log in to read this article:
Don't have a login yet?
Discover your benefits and register for free now! It only takes a minute.
|
|
|
Please log in to read this article:
Don't have a login yet?
Discover your benefits and register for free now! It only takes a minute.
Most viewed in Policies
Enterprise, trade and employment (and post of deputy prime minister): Mary Coughlan (previously agriculture)
Finance: Brian Lenihan (previously justice)
Justice, equality and law reform: Dermot Ahern (previously foreign affairs)
Foreign affairs: Micheál Martin (previously enterprise, trade & employment)
Communications, energy and natural resources: Eamon Ryan (no change)
Agriculture, fisheries and food: Brendan Smith (previously children and youth affairs)
Environment, heritage and local government: John Gormley (no change)
Transport: Noel Dempsey (no change)
Community and rural affairs: Eamon Ó Cuiv (no change)
Social and family affairs: Mary Hanafin (previously education)
Defence: Willie O'Dea (no change)
Education and science: Batt O'Keeffe (previously minister of state at the department of environment, heritage and local government)
Health and children: Mary Harney (no change)
Arts, sport, and tourism: Martin Cullen (previously social and family affairs)
Related articles
EU responsibilities change with advent of 2011. 1600 EU officials transferred into EU diplomatic service on 1 January.
Launch events planned in Prague and Brussels; Gaza among priorities for Topolánek.
Emil Boc becomes the country's new prime minister; dealing with economic slowdown high on new government's agenda.
EU officials fail to convince court that they unfairly lost out because of changes to the EU staff regulation.
Auditors will say they still do not feel assured about payments in 17 areas.
