Prime Minister of Northern Ireland - Sources

Sources

  • Alan J. Ward, The Irish Constitutional Tradition (Irish Academic Press, 1994)
  • Government of Ireland Act, 1920
  • The Government of Northern Ireland
Heads of government of Northern Ireland
Prime Ministers (1921–1972)
  • James Craig, 1st Viscount Craigavon
  • John Miller Andrews
  • Basil Brooke, 1st Viscount Brookeborough
  • Terence O'Neill
  • James Chichester-Clark
  • Brian Faulkner
Chief Executive (1974)
  • Brian Faulkner
First Ministers and
deputy First Ministers (2001–present)
  • David Trimble / Seamus Mallon
  • Reg Empey / Seamus Mallon
  • David Trimble / Mark Durkan
  • Ian Paisley / Martin McGuinness
  • Peter Robinson / Martin McGuinness
  • Arlene Foster / Martin McGuinness
  • Peter Robinson / Martin McGuinness
  • Peter Robinson / John O'Dowd
  • Peter Robinson / Martin McGuinness
Departments of the Executive Committee
  • Prime Minister
  • Deputy Prime Minister
  • Minister of Finance
  • Minister of Home Affairs
  • Minister of Agriculture
  • Minister of Commerce
  • Minister for Community Relations
  • Minister of Development
  • Minister of Education
  • Minister of Health and Local Government
  • Minister of Labour
  • Minister and Leader of the House of Commons

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