Government of the 24th Dáil

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The 24th Dáil was elected at the second general election of 1982 on 24 November 1982 and first met on 14 December when the 19th Government of Ireland was appointed. The 24th Dáil lasted for 1,546 days.

Contents 1 19th Government of Ireland 1.1 Changes 13 December 1983 1.2 Changes 2 January 1984 [4] 1.3 Changes 14 February 1986 1.4 Changes 20 January 1987 [7] 2 Footnotes 3 See also

[edit] 19th Government of Ireland

The 19th Government of Ireland (14 December 1982 – 10 March 1987) was formed by Fine Gael and the Labour Party.

Office	Name		Term	Party
An Taoiseach		Garret FitzGerald	1982–1987	Fine Gael
An Tánaiste		Dick Spring	1982–1987	Labour Party
Minister for Agriculture		Austin Deasy	1982–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Defence		Patrick Cooney	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Education		Gemma Hussey	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for the Environment		Dick Spring	1982–1983	Labour Party
Minister for Finance		Alan Dukes	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Fisheries & Forestry		Paddy O'Toole	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Foreign Affairs		Peter Barry	1982–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for the Gaeltacht		Paddy O'Toole	1982–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Health		Barry Desmond	1982–1987	Labour Party
Minister for Industry & Energy		John Bruton	1982–1983	Fine Gael
Minister for Justice		Michael Noonan	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Labour		Liam Kavanagh	1982–1983	Labour Party
Minister for Posts & Telegraphs		Jim Mitchell	1982–1984	Fine Gael
Minister for the Public Service		John Boland	1982–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Social Welfare		Barry Desmond	1982–1986	Labour Party
Minister for Trade, Commerce & Tourism		Frank Cluskey	1982–1983	Labour Party
Minister for Transport		Jim Mitchell	1982–1987	Fine Gael
[edit] Changes 13 December 1983
Office	Name		Term	Party
Minister for Energy[1]		Dick Spring	1983–1987	Labour Party
Minister for the Environment		Liam Kavanagh	1983–1986	Labour Party
Minister for Industry, Trade, Commerce & Tourism[2]		Garret FitzGerald[3]	1983 (acting)	Fine Gael
		John Bruton	1983–1986	Fine Gael
Minister for Labour		Ruairi Quinn	1983–1987	Labour Party
[edit] Changes 2 January 1984 [4]
Office	Name		Term	Party
Minister for Communications		Jim Mitchell	1984–1987	Fine Gael
[edit] Changes 14 February 1986
Office	Name		Term	Party
Minister for Education		Patrick Cooney	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for the Environment		John Boland	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Defence		Paddy O'Toole	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Finance		John Bruton	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Industry & Commerce[5]		Michael Noonan	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Justice		Alan Dukes	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for the Public Service		Ruairi Quinn	1986–1987	Labour Party
Minister for Social Welfare		Gemma Hussey	1986–1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Tourism, Fisheries & Forestry[6]		Liam Kavanagh	1986–1987	Labour Party
[edit] Changes 20 January 1987 [7]
Office	Name		Term	Party
An Tánaiste		Peter Barry	1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Energy		Michael Noonan	1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Health		John Boland	1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Labour		Gemma Hussey	1987	Fine Gael
Minister for the Public Service		John Bruton	1987	Fine Gael
Minister for Tourism, Fisheries & Forestry		Paddy O'Toole	1987	Fine Gael

[edit] Footnotes

1. ^ On 12 December 1983 the Department of Industry & Energy was renamed as the Department of Energy
2. ^ On 12 December 1983 the Department of Trade, Commerce & Tourism was renamed as the Department of Industry, Trade, Commerce & Tourism
3. ^ Garret FitzGerald took over the Trade, Commerce & Tourism portfolio on a temporary basis, following the resignation of Frank Cluskey.
4. ^ On 2 January 1984 the Deptartment of Posts & Telegraphs was abolished and replaced by the Department of Communications.
5. ^ On 19 February 1986 the Department of Industry, Trade, Commerce & Tourism was renamed as the Department of Industry & Commerce.
6. ^ On 19 February 1986 the Department of Fisheries & Forestry was renamed as the Department of Tourism, Fisheries & Forestry.
7. ^ On 20 January 1987 the Labour Party ministers Dick Spring, Barry Desmond, Liam Kavanagh and Ruairi Quinn, resigned from the government. No new members joined the Cabinet and their portfolios were redistributed as follows.

[edit] See also

• Members of the 24th Dáil
• Ministers of State of the 24th Dáil
• Dáil Éireann
• Constitution of Ireland
• Irish general election, November 1982
• Politics of Ireland

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