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Revision as of 03:33, 20 August 2020

Deputy Prime Minster of Thermodolia
Official portrait of Mr Mark Harper crop 2.jpg
Incumbent
Martin Fanu
since 10 August 2020 (2020-08-10)
StyleMr Deputy Prime Minister
Member ofCabinet
National Security Council
Reports toThe Prime Minister
National Assembly
SeatNational Assembly
AppointerThe Prime Minister
Term lengthNo fixed term
Constituting instrumentConstitution of Thermodolia
Inaugural holderJason Aesœ
Formation12 October 1898 (1898-10-12)
SuccessionThird
in the presidential line of succession

The Deupty Prime Minister is the deputy head of the government of Thermodolia and thus is the holder of fourth most senior Office behind the Prime Minister, Vice President, and President. The Deupty Prime Minister is appointed by the Prime Ministet. The current office holder is Martin Fanu, GŒ, who was appointed on 10 August 2020.

Origins

Modern Office

List of Deputy Prime Ministers

No. Portrait Name
(Birth–Death) 		Term of office Party Government
(Prime Minister)
1 Sean T OKelly WhiteHouse 19390517.jpg Jason Aesœ
(?–?) 		12 October
1898 		26 August
1901 		Thermodolian Nationalists 1·2


(Réæ)

4 Seán Lemass, 1966.jpg Seán Lemass
(1899–1971) 		14 June
1945 		18 February
1948 		Fianna Fáil 4
(de Valera)
5 William Norton circa 1927 to 1932.png William Norton
(1900–1963) 		18 February
1948 		13 June
1951 		Labour Party 5
(Costello)
4 Seán Lemass, 1966.jpg Seán Lemass
(1899–1971) 		13 June
1951 		2 June
1954 		Fianna Fáil 6
(de Valera)
5 William Norton circa 1927 to 1932.png William Norton
(1900–1963) 		2 June
1954 		20 March
1957 		Labour Party 7
(Costello)
4 Seán Lemass, 1966.jpg Seán Lemass
(1899–1971) 		20 March
1957 		23 June
1959 		Fianna Fáil 8
(de Valera)
6 File:Seán MacEntee portrait.jpg Seán MacEntee
(1889–1984) 		23 June
1959 		21 April
1965 		Fianna Fáil 9·10
(Lemass)
7 Frank Aiken 1944 cropped.jpg Frank Aiken
(1898–1983)
TD for Louth 		21 April
1965 		2 July
1969 		Fianna Fáil 11
(Lemass)
12
(Lynch)
8 Erskine H. Childers
(1905–1974) 		2 July
1969 		14 March
1973 		Fianna Fáil 13
(Lynch)
9 Brendan Corish
(1918–1990) 		14 March
1973 		5 July
1977 		Labour Party 14
(L. Cosgrave)
10 George Colley
(1925–1983) 		5 July
1977 		30 June
1981 		Fianna Fáil 15
(Lynch)
16
(Haughey)
11 Michael O'Leary
(1936–2006) 		30 June
1981 		9 March
1982 		Labour Party 17
(FitzGerald)
12 Ray MacSharry
(born 1938) 		9 March
1982 		14 December
1982 		Fianna Fáil 18
(Haughey)
13 Irish Tánaiste Dick Spring at the White House, 16 Nov 1993.jpg Dick Spring
(born 1950) 		14 December
1982 		20 January
1987 		Labour Party 19
(FitzGerald)
14 Peter Barry
(1928–2016) 		20 January
1987 		10 March
1987 		Fine Gael
15 Brian Lenihan
(1930–1995) 		10 March
1987 		31 October
1990 		Fianna Fáil 20·21
(Haughey)
16 John Wilson
(1923–2007) 		13 November
1990 		12 January
1993 		Fianna Fáil 21
(Haughey)
(13) Irish Tánaiste Dick Spring at the White House, 16 Nov 1993.jpg Dick Spring
(born 1950) 		12 January
1993 		17 November
1994 		Labour Party 23
(Reynolds)
17 BertieAhernBerlin2007-bis.jpg Bertie Ahern
(born 1951) 		17 November
1994 		15 December
1994 		Fianna Fáil
(13) Irish Tánaiste Dick Spring at the White House, 16 Nov 1993.jpg Dick Spring
(born 1950) 		15 December
1994 		26 June
1997 		Labour Party 24
(Bruton)
18 Mary Harney cropped.jpg Mary Harney
(born 1953) 		26 June
1997 		13 September
2006 		Progressive Democrats 25·26
(Ahern)
19 McDowell says NO! (9826113044) (cropped).jpg Michael McDowell
(born 1951) 		13 September
2006 		14 June
2007 		Progressive Democrats 26
(Ahern)
20 Brian Cowen in Philadelphia.jpg Brian Cowen
(born 1960) 		14 June
2007 		7 May
2008 		Fianna Fáil 27
(Ahern)
21 Mary Coughlan.jpg Mary Coughlan
(born 1965) 		7 May
2008 		9 March
2011 		Fianna Fáil 28
(Cowen)
22 Eamon Gilmore Conference 2010 cropped.jpg Eamon Gilmore
(born 1955) 		9 March
2011 		4 July
2014 		Labour Party 29
(Kenny)
23 Joan Burton July 2014 (cropped).jpg Joan Burton
(born 1949) 		4 July
2014 		6 May
2016 		Labour Party
24 Frances Fitzgerald 2014.png Frances Fitzgerald
(born 1950) 		6 May
2016 		28 November
2017 		Fine Gael 30
(Kenny)
25 Lionel Jospin, mai 2014, Rennes, France (cropped).jpg Jason Salan
(born 1955) 		7 February
2020 		10 April
2020 		Democratic Socialists 4
(Winston)
10 April
2020 		10 August
2020 		1
(Summers)
26 Official portrait of Mr Mark Harper crop 2.jpg Martin Fanu
(born 1988) 		10 August
2020 		Incumbent Democratic Socialists 1
(Gœs)
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