When was Albert Reynolds born?

Albert Reynolds was born on 1932-11-03.

What events was Albert Reynolds involved in?

sovereign state in Northwestern Europe

What events was Albert Reynolds involved in?

state on the island of Ireland between December 1922 and December 1937

What events was Albert Reynolds involved in?

member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)

What events was Albert Reynolds involved in?

member of the Government of Ireland

Albert Reynolds

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Born — Life — 1932-11-03
Albert Reynolds was born on 1932-11-03.
Became a citizen of Ireland — Identity — 1937-12-29
sovereign state in Northwestern Europe
Became a citizen of Irish Free State — Identity — 1937-12-29
state on the island of Ireland between December 1922 and December 1937
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1977-07-05
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Minister for Posts and Telegraphs — Career — 1979-12-12
member of the Government of Ireland
Began serving as Minister for Transport — Career — 1980-01-25
cabinet position in Ireland
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1981-05-21
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Minister for Posts and Telegraphs — Career — 1981-06-30
member of the Government of Ireland
Stopped serving as Minister for Transport — Career — 1981-06-30
cabinet position in Ireland
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1981-06-30
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1982-01-27
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1982-03-09
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport — Career — 1982-03-09
The senior minister at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport in the Government of Ireland
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1982-11-04
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport — Career — 1982-12-14
The senior minister at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport in the Government of Ireland
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1982-12-14
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1987-01-20
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1987-03-10
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment — Career — 1987-03-10
cabinet position in Ireland
Stopped serving as Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment — Career — 1988-11-24
cabinet position in Ireland
Began serving as Minister for Finance (Ireland) — Career — 1988-11-24
Irish cabinet minister
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1989-05-25
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1989-06-29
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Minister for Finance (Ireland) — Career — 1991-11-07
Irish cabinet minister
Began serving as Leader of Fianna Fáil — Career — 1992-02-06
Most senior politician in Ireland's main centre-right party
Began serving as Taoiseach — Career — 1992-02-11
head of government and prime minister of Ireland
Began serving as Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport — Career — 1992-11-04
The senior minister at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport in the Government of Ireland
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1992-11-05
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1992-12-14
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Minister for Culture, Communications and Sport — Career — 1993-01-12
The senior minister at the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport in the Government of Ireland
Began serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland) — Career — 1994-11-18
Irish cabinet position
Stopped serving as Leader of Fianna Fáil — Career — 1994-11-19
Most senior politician in Ireland's main centre-right party
Stopped serving as Taoiseach — Career — 1994-12-15
head of government and prime minister of Ireland
Stopped serving as Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland) — Career — 1994-12-15
Irish cabinet position
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1997-05-15
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Began serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 1997-06-26
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Stopped serving as Teachta Dála — Career — 2002-04-25
member of the Dáil (lower house of the Irish Parliament)
Died — Life — 2014-08-21
Albert Reynolds died on 2014-08-21.