Ireland
Title | Minister | Incumbency | Under | Notes |
---|---|---|---|---|
Minister for the Environment | Sylvester Barret (FF) | 1979-12-12/1980-10-15 | Haughey (FF) | |
Ray Burke (FF) | 1980-10-15/1981-06-30 | |||
Peter Barry (FG) | 1981-06-30/1982-03-09 | FitzGerald (FG) | ||
Ray Burke (FF) | 1982-03-09/1982-12-14 | Haughey (FF) | ||
Dick Spring (L) | 1982-12-14/1983-12-13 | FitzGerald (FG) | ||
Liam Kavanagh (L) | 1983-12-13/1986-02-14 | |||
John Boland (FG) | 1986-02-14/1987-03-10 | |||
1987-03-10/1987-07-12 | Haughey (FF) | |||
Pádraig Flynn (FF) | 1987-07-12/1991-11-08 | |||
John P. Wilson (FF) | 1991-11-09/1991-11-14 | |||
Rory O'Hanlon (FF) | 1991-11-14/1992-11-02 | |||
Michael Smith (FF) | /1992-03-17/ | |||
Michael Smith (FF) | 1992-11-02/1994-12-15 | Reynolds (FF) | ||
Brendan Howlin (L) | 1994-12-15/1997-06-26 | Bruton (FG) | ||
Noel Dempsey (FF) | 1997-06-26/1997-07-22 | |||
Minister for Environment and Local Government | 1997-07-22/2002-06-06 | Ahern (FF) | ||
Minister for Environment, Heritage and Local Government | Martin Cullen (FF) | 2002-06-06/2004-09-29 | ||
Dick Roche (FF) | 2004-09-29/2007-06-14 | |||
John Gormley (GP) | 2007-06-14/2008-05-07 | |||
2008-05-07/2011-01-23 | Cowen (FF) | |||
Éamon Ó Cuív (FF) | 2011-01-23/2011-03-09 | |||
Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government | Phil Hogan (FG) | 2011-03-09/ | Kenny (FG) |
Read more about this topic: List Of Ministers Of The Environment
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