Введение
Правительство Ирландского Свободного Государства 1923–1927 гг.
Government of the Irish Free State 1923 to 1927
Второй исполнительный совет Ирландского Свободного Государства (19 сентября 1923 г. – 23 июня 1927 г.) был сформирован после всеобщих выборов в 4-й Дайл, состоявшихся 27 августа 1923 года. Это было правительство меньшинства «Куманн на нГаэдхал» во главе с В. Т. Косгрейвом на посту президента Исполнительного совета. Его срок полномочий составил дней.
The 2nd executive council of the Irish Free State (19 September 1923 – 23 June 1927) was formed after the general election to the 4th Dáil held on 27 August 1923. It was a minority Cumann na nGaedheal government led by W. T. Cosgrave as President of the Executive Council. It lasted lasted days.
Председатель Исполнительного совета
4-й Дайл впервые собрался 19 сентября 1923 года. Выдвижение В. Т. Косгрейва на пост президента Исполнительного совета было предложено Ричардом Малкахи и поддержано Уильямом Магеннисом. Это было одобрено Дайлом, и Косгрейв был вновь назначен генерал-губернатором.
The 4th Dáil first met on 19 September 1923. The nomination of W. T. Cosgrave as President of the Executive Council was proposed by Richard Mulcahy and seconded by William Magennis. It was approved by the Dáil and Cosgrave was re appointed by the governor general.
Члены Исполнительного совета
Члены Исполнительного совета были предложены президентом и одобрены Дэйлом 20 сентября 1923 года.
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Президент Исполнительного совета
W. T. Cosgrave
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Вице-президент Исполнительного совета
Kevin O'Higgins
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр внутренних дел
Министр обороны
Richard Mulcahy
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр образования
Eoin MacNeill
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр иностранных дел
Desmond FitzGerald
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр финансов
Ernest Blythe
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр промышленности и торговли
Joseph McGrath
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Изменения 20 марта 1924 года
Richard Mulcahy подал в отставку после критики со стороны Исполнительного совета за его действия в связи с армейским мятежом.
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр обороны
W. T. Cosgrave (и.о.)
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Изменения 4 апреля 1924 года
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
7 марта 1924 года Joseph McGrath подал в отставку из-за недовольства политикой правительства в отношении офицеров армии IRAO.
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр промышленности и торговли
Patrick McGilligan
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Изменения 21 ноября 1924 года
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Постоянный министр обороны.
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр обороны
Peter Hughes
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Изменения 28 января 1926 года
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Eoin MacNeill подал в отставку в ноябре 1925 года после публикации в газете утечки из отчета Ирландской пограничной комиссии. MacNeill представлял Свободное государство в комиссии.
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Название должности
Министр образования
John M. O'Sullivan
The members of the Executive Council were proposed by the president and approved by the Dáil on 20 September 1923. Office NamePresident of the Executive CouncilW. T. CosgraveVice President of the Executive CouncilKevin O'HigginsMinister for Home AffairsMinister for DefenceRichard MulcahyMinister for EducationEoin MacNeillMinister for External AffairsDesmond FitzGeraldMinister for FinanceErnest BlytheMinister for Industry and CommerceJoseph McGrathChange on 20 March 1924
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Richard Mulcahy resigned after criticism by the Executive Councilof his handling of the Army Mutiny. Office NameMinister for DefenceW. T. Cosgrave (acting)Change on 4 April 1924
Joseph McGrath resigned on 7 March 1924 because of dissatisfaction withgovernment attitude to IRAO army officers. Office NameMinister for Industry and CommercePatrick McGilliganChange on 21 November 1924
Permanent Minister for Defence. Office NameMinister for DefencePeter HughesChange on 28 January 1926
Eoin MacNeill resigned in November 1925 after a leak of the report of the Irish Boundary Commissionwas published in a newspaper. MacNeill had represented the Free State on the commission. Office NameMinister for EducationJohn M. O'Sullivan
Министры, не являющиеся членами Исполнительного совета
10 октября Дайл назначил министров. Название должностиМинистр сельского хозяйстваПатрик ХоганМинистр рыболовстваФионан ЛинчМинистр местного самоуправленияСемус БеркГенеральный почтмейстерДж. Дж. Уолш
Extern Ministers were appointed by the Dáil on 10 October. Office NameMinister for AgriculturePatrick HoganMinister for FisheriesFionán LynchMinister for Local GovernmentSéamus BurkePostmaster GeneralJ. J. Walsh
Секретари парламента
Исполнительный совет назначил парламентских секретарей, при этом Дэниел Маккарти продолжил исполнять обязанности главного кнута с начала срока. Имя Должность Срок Дэниел Маккарти Главный правительственный кнут1922–1924 Назначение 21 апреля 1924 Имя Должность Срок Эмонн Дуган Парламентский секретарь Исполнительного совета1924–1926 Назначение 1 декабря 1924 Имя Должность Срок Джон М. О’Салливан Парламентский секретарь министра финансов1924–1926 Изменение 19 июня 1924 После отставки Дэниела Маккарти из Дайла. Имя Должность Срок Джеймс Долан Главный правительственный кнут1924–1927 Назначение 15 января 1925 Имя Должность Срок Джордж Николс Парламентский секретарь министра обороны1925–1927 Изменение 10 мая 1926 После назначения Джона О’Салливана в Исполнительный совет в январе. Имя Должность Срок Эмонн Дуган Парламентский секретарь министра финансов1926–1927
The Executive Council appointed Parliamentary secretaries, with Daniel McCarthy continuing as Chief Whip from the beginning of the term. Name Office TermDaniel McCarthyGovernment Chief Whip1922–1924Appointment 21 April 1924Name Office TermEamonn DugganParliamentary secretary to the Executive Council1924–1926Appointment 1 December 1924Name Office TermJohn M. O'SullivanParliamentary secretary to the Minister for Finance1924–1926Change 19 June 1924
Following the resignation of Daniel McCarthy from the Dáil. Name Office TermJames DolanGovernment Chief Whip1924–1927Appointment 15 January 1925Name Office TermGeorge NicollsParliamentary secretary to the Minister for Defence1925–1927Change 10 May 1926
Following the appointment of John O'Sullivan to the Executive Council in January. Name Office TermEamonn DugganParliamentary secretary to the Minister for Finance1926–1927
Following the resignation of Daniel McCarthy from the Dáil. Name Office TermJames DolanGovernment Chief Whip1924–1927Appointment 15 January 1925Name Office TermGeorge NicollsParliamentary secretary to the Minister for Defence1925–1927Change 10 May 1926
Following the appointment of John O'Sullivan to the Executive Council in January. Name Office TermEamonn DugganParliamentary secretary to the Minister for Finance1926–1927