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John P. Wilson
John Patrick Wilson
Irish politician (1923-2007).
Wikipedia | John Wilson (Irish Politician)
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John P. Wilson
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
County Cavan
Country of Citizenship
Ireland
(12/29/1937 - )
Irish Free State
( - 12/29/1937)
Date of Death
7/9/2007
Member of Political Party
Fianna Fáil
Educated At
National University of Ireland
University of London
St. Mel's College
Instance Of
Human
Position Held
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Family Name
Place of Death
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Tánaiste
(11/13/1990 - 1/12/1993)
Replaces
:
Brian Lenihan Snr
Replaced By
:
Dick Spring
Start Time
:
11/13/1990
End Time
:
1/12/1993
Department of Rural and Community Development
(2/11/1992 - 1/12/1993)
Replaces
:
Charles Haughey
Replaced By
:
Michael D. Higgins
Start Time
:
2/11/1992
End Time
:
1/12/1993
Minister for Communications
(3/10/1987 - 3/31/1987)
Replaces
:
Jim Mitchell
Replaced By
:
Ray Burke
Start Time
:
3/10/1987
End Time
:
3/31/1987
Minister for Defence (Ireland)
(2/11/1992 - 1/12/1993)
Replaces
:
Vincent Brady
Replaced By
:
David Andrews
Start Time
:
2/11/1992
End Time
:
1/12/1993
Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment
(7/12/1989 - 2/11/1992)
Replaces
:
Brendan Daly
Replaced By
:
Michael Woods
Start Time
:
7/12/1989
End Time
:
2/11/1992
Minister for Transport (Ireland)
(3/31/1987 - 7/12/1989)
Replaces
:
Ray MacSharry
Replaced By
:
Séamus Brennan
Start Time
:
3/31/1987
End Time
:
7/12/1989
Minister for Posts and Telegraphs
(3/9/1982 - 12/14/1982)
Replaces
:
Patrick Cooney
Replaced By
:
Jim Mitchell
Start Time
:
3/9/1982
End Time
:
12/14/1982
Minister for Education (Ireland)
(7/5/1977 - 6/30/1981)
Replaces
:
Peter Barry
Replaced By
:
John Boland
Start Time
:
7/5/1977
End Time
:
6/30/1981
Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage
(11/8/1991 - 11/14/1991)
Replaces
:
Pádraig Flynn
Replaced By
:
Rory O'Hanlon
Start Time
:
11/8/1991
End Time
:
11/14/1991
Teachta Dála
(6/29/1989 - 11/5/1992)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
1989 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
26th Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
6/29/1989
End Time
:
11/5/1992
Teachta Dála
(3/10/1987 - 5/25/1989)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
1987 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
25th Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/10/1987
End Time
:
5/25/1989
Teachta Dála
(12/14/1982 - 1/20/1987)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
November 1982 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
24th Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
12/14/1982
End Time
:
1/20/1987
Teachta Dála
(3/9/1982 - 11/4/1982)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
February 1982 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
23rd Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/9/1982
End Time
:
11/4/1982
Teachta Dála
(6/30/1981 - 1/27/1982)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
1981 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
22nd Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
6/30/1981
End Time
:
1/27/1982
Teachta Dála
(7/5/1977 - 5/21/1981)
Electoral District
:
Cavan–Monaghan
Elected In
:
1977 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
21st Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
7/5/1977
End Time
:
5/21/1981
Teachta Dála
(3/14/1973 - 5/25/1977)
Electoral District
:
Cavan
Elected In
:
1973 Irish General Election
Parliamentary Group
:
Fianna Fáil
Parliamentary Term
:
20th Dáil
End Cause
:
Dissolution of Parliament
Start Time
:
3/14/1973
End Time
:
5/25/1977
7/8/1923
Gaelic Football Player
Politician
John
Wilson
Dublin
Cavan Senior Football Team
Gaelic Football
John Wilson
Start Time
:
12/29/1937
End Time
:
12/29/1937
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