Records of Irish Heads of Government Since 1922 - Cumulative Days Served

Cumulative Days Served

No. Name First Entered Office Finally Left Office Periods Cumulative Days
as of 28 November 2012
2. Éamon de Valera 9 March 1932 23 June 1959 3 7,735 (21 years, 2 months)
11. Bertie Ahern 26 June 1997 7 May 2008 1 3,968 (10 years, 10 months)
1. W. T. Cosgrave 6 December 1922 9 March 1932 1 3,381 (9 years, 3 months)
5. Jack Lynch 10 November 1966 11 December 1979 2 3,205 (8 years, 9 months)
4. Seán Lemass 23 June 1959 10 November 1966 1 2,697 (7 years, 5 months)
7. Charles Haughey 11 December 1979 11 February 1992 3 2,646 (7 years, 3 months)
3. John A. Costello 18 February 1948 20 March 1957 2 2,233 (6 years, 1 month)
8. Garret FitzGerald 30 June 1981 10 March 1987 2 1,799 (4 years, 11 months)
6. Liam Cosgrave 14 March 1973 5 July 1977 1 1,574 (4 years, 4 months)
9. Albert Reynolds 11 February 1992 15 December 1994 1 1,038 (2 years, 10 months)
12. Brian Cowen 7 May 2008 9 March 2011 1 1,036 (2 years, 10 months)
10. John Bruton 15 December 1994 26 June 1997 1 924 (2 years, 6 months)
13. Enda Kenny 9 March 2011 Incumbent 1 630 (1 year, 8 months)

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