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Simon Coveney
Irish Fine Gael politician (b. 1972).
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Educated At
University College Cork
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Member of Political Party
Fine Gael
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Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine
(3/9/2011 - 5/6/2016)
Member of the European Parliament
(7/20/2004 - 6/24/2007)
Teachta Dála
(3/9/2011 - 2/3/2016)
Teachta Dála
(3/10/2016 - 1/14/2020)
Teachta Dála
(6/14/2007 - 2/1/2011)
Teachta Dála
(6/6/2002 - 4/26/2007)
Teachta Dála
(10/23/1998 - 4/25/2002)
Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland)
(6/14/2017 - 12/17/2022)
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
(5/6/2016 - 6/14/2017)
Minister for Defence (Ireland)
(7/11/2014 - 5/6/2016)
Tánaiste
(11/30/2017 - 6/27/2020)
Teachta Dála
(2/8/2020 - 11/8/2024)
Minister for Defence (Ireland)
(6/27/2020 - 12/17/2022)
Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment
(12/17/2022 - 1/23/2025)
Date of Birth
6/16/1972
Official Website
http://www.simoncoveney.ie
https://simoncoveney.ie/
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Participant In
Ireland
Politician
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English
Strasbourg
City of Brussels
Cork
Coveney
Hugh Coveney
Síomón Ó Cómhanaigh
English
World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2019
Subject Named As
:
Simon Coveney
Replaces
:
Brendan Smith
Replaced By
:
Michael Creed
Start Time
:
3/9/2011
End Time
:
5/6/2016
Parliamentary Term
:
Sixth European Parliament
Parliamentary Group
:
European People's Party Group
Elected In
:
2004 European Parliament Election
Electoral District
:
South
Represents
:
Fine Gael
Start Time
:
7/20/2004
End Time
:
6/24/2007
Parliamentary Term
:
31st Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
2011 Irish General Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/9/2011
End Time
:
2/3/2016
Parliamentary Term
:
32nd Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
2016 Irish General Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/10/2016
End Time
:
1/14/2020
Parliamentary Term
:
30th Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
2007 Irish General Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
6/14/2007
End Time
:
2/1/2011
Parliamentary Term
:
29th Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
2002 Irish General Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
6/6/2002
End Time
:
4/26/2007
Parliamentary Term
:
28th Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
By-Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
10/23/1998
End Time
:
4/25/2002
Replaces
:
Charles Flanagan
Replaced By
:
Micheál Martin
Start Time
:
6/14/2017
End Time
:
12/17/2022
Replaces
:
Alan Kelly
Replaced By
:
Eoghan Murphy
Start Time
:
5/6/2016
End Time
:
6/14/2017
Replaces
:
Enda Kenny
Replaced By
:
Enda Kenny
Start Time
:
7/11/2014
End Time
:
5/6/2016
Replaces
:
Frances Fitzgerald
Replaced By
:
Leo Varadkar
Start Time
:
11/30/2017
End Time
:
6/27/2020
Parliamentary Term
:
33rd Dáil
Parliamentary Group
:
Fine Gael
Elected In
:
2020 Irish General Election
Electoral District
:
Cork South–Central
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
2/8/2020
End Time
:
11/8/2024
Replaces
:
Leo Varadkar
Replaced By
:
Micheál Martin
Member of Cabinet
:
1st Martin Ministry
Start Time
:
6/27/2020
End Time
:
12/17/2022
Replaces
:
Leo Varadkar
Replaced By
:
Peter Burke
Start Time
:
12/17/2022
End Time
:
1/23/2025
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