Minister For Economic Affairs - Minister For Economic Affairs

Minister For Economic Affairs

No.	Name	Entered Office	Left Office
1.	Robert Barton	26 August 1921	9 January 1922	Sinn Féin
2.	Kevin O'Higgins	10 January 1922	9 September 1922	Sinn Féin
3.	Ernest Blythe (acting)	17 July 1922	9 September 1922	Sinn Féin

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