- residence, but his
successor Brian Cowen used it occasionally, as did
later Taoisigh Enda
Kenny and Leo Varadkar, who each paid €50 per
night for the use of...
- The
Taoiseach (plural:
Taoisigh) is the head of
government of Ireland.
Prior to the
enactment of the
Constitution of
Ireland in 1937, the head of government...
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Notable alumni and
faculty of UCD
include five
Nobel laureates, four
Taoisigh of Ireland,
three Irish Presidents, and one
President of India. The university...
- and is
appointed by the
President upon the
nomination of the Dáil. Most
Taoisigh have
served as the
leader of the
political party that
gains the most seats...
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Language Policy". www.gov.ie. July 2019.
Retrieved 10
December 2020.
Roinn an
Taoisigh (2019).
Official Languages Act 2003:
Language Scheme 2019–2022. p. 3. Government...
- The
Department of the
Taoiseach (Irish:
Roinn an
Taoisigh) is the
government department of the Taoiseach, the
title in
Ireland for the head of government...
- office. The
office was
succeeded by that of taoiseach,
though subsequent Taoisigh are
numbered from the
first president of the Executive. The
president of...
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Bertie (7
November 2005). "Award of
Honorary MBE to the Corrs".
Roinn an
Taoisigh.
Archived from the
original on 11
August 2007.
Retrieved 9
November 2005...
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President after having served as a long-term
minister under Fianna Fáil
Taoisigh Éamon de Valera, Seán Lem**** and Jack Lynch. The
Orange Order freely organises...
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Bertie (7
November 2005). "Award of
Honorary MBE to the Corrs".
Roinn an
Taoisigh.
Archived from the
original on 11
August 2007.
Retrieved 9
November 2005...
