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Air Glytter

Aer Glítteann

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IATA ICAO Callsign AG AGT THISTLE
Founded	15 April 1934
Commenced operations	27 May 1934
Operating bases	Bulfawst Gayneva
Hubs	Spálgleann
Frequent-flyer program	Gold Branch Club
Fleet size	108
Destinations	82
Company slogan	Wisdom flies Aer Glítteann
Parent company	International Airlines League
Headquarters	Spálgleann Airport, Glytter
Key people	Molly Kavanagh, CEO David Izzard, CFO
Revenue	€1,557 million (2014)
Operating income	€72.0 million (2014)
Net income	€95.8 million (2014)
Employees	4,766 (2014)
Website	aerglítteann.gl

Aer Glítteann is the flag carrier airline of Glytter and the second-largest airline in Glytter. Founded by the Glytteronian government as Royal Glytteronian Airways, it was privatised between 1986 and 1991 and it is now a subsidiary of the International Airlines League. The airline's head office is on the grounds of Spálgleann Airport in Kilcoe, County Aerach outside of Spálgleann.

F&M

F & M Fir & Mná

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Traded as	SSE: FAM NHSE: FM
Industry	Retail
Founded	Simsak, Glytter (1951 (1951))
Founder	Darren Reilly
Headquarters	Spálgleann , Glytter
Number of locations	3,716
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Molly Reilly (Chairperson) Sean Reilly (President and CEO)
Products	Clothing, accessories
Owner	Molly Reilly (28%)
Number of employees	148,000 (December 2015)
Website	fm.com

F & M Fir & Mná is a Glytteronian multinational clothing-retail company, known for its fast-fashion clothing for men, women, teenagers and children. F&M operates in 62 countries with over 4,000 stores and as of 2015 employed around 148,000 people. The first store was opened on the high street of Simsak, Glytter. It had 2,325 stores at the end of 2011, and 2,629 stores at the end of August 2012 and opened its 3,000th store in September 2013 in Kota Serong, Negara. It is ranked the second largest global clothing retailer. The company has a significant online presence, with online shopping available in 32 countries.

Royal Rail

Iarnród Ríoga - Royal Rail

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Type	Public transport
Industry	Rail transport
Founded	17 July 1887
Headquarters	Colbert Station, Spálgleann , Glytter
Area served	Glytter
Key people	Rory McMillian (CEO) Phyllis Finks (Chairperson)
Revenue	€218 million (2014)
Operating income	€313.7 million (2014)
Net income	€2.2 million (2014)
Owner	CIG (75%) Government of Glytter (25%)
Number of employees	3,770 (2014)
Website	www.royalrail.gl

Devany

The Dinny Devany Company

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Type	Public
Traded as	SSE: DDC NHSE: DVY
Industry	Mass media Entertainment
Founded	December 5, 1923 (1923-12-05) Spálgleann, Glytter
Founders	Dinny Devany Ryan E. Devany
Headquarters	500 Imperial Street, Los Santos, Montgomery , Federation
Area served	Worldwide
Key people	Roger P. Sherman (Chairman and CEO)
Products	Cable television, publishing, films, music, video games, theme parks, broadcasting, radio, web portals
Services	Licensing
Revenue	F$ 52.46 billion(2015)
Operating income	F$ 14.68 billion (2015)
Net income	F$ 8.38 billion (2015)
Total assets	F$ 88.18 billion (2015)
Total equity	F$ 48.65 billion (2015)
Number of employees	180,000 (2014)
Divisions	Divisions Dinny Devany Studios Devany Media Networks Dinny Devany Parks and Resorts Devany Products and Interactive Media
Subsidiaries	Subsidiaries Dinny Devany Studios Dinny Devany Animation Studios
Website	thedinnydevanycompany.com

The Dinny Devany Company, commonly known as Devany, is an Glyt-Asterian diversified multinational mass media and entertainment conglomerate headquartered at the Dinny Devany Studios in Los Santos, Montgomery. It is the world's second largest media conglomerate in terms of revenue. Devany was founded on 5 December 1923, by brothers Dinny Devany and Ryan E. Devany as the Two Brothers Cartoon Studio in Spálgleann, Glytter, and overtime established itself as a leader in the Asterian animation industry before diversifying into live-action film production, television, and theme parks. The company also operated under the names The Dinny Devany Studio, then Dinny Devany Productions. Taking on its current name in 1986, it expanded its existing operations and also started divisions focused upon theater, radio, music, publishing, and online media.

In addition, Disney has since created corporate divisions in order to market more mature content than is typically associated with its flagship family-oriented brands. The company is best known for the products of its film studio, Dinny Devany Studios, which is today one of the largest and best-known studios in Asterian cinema. Disney's other three main divisions are Dinny Devany Parks and Resorts, Devany Media Networks, and Devany Products and Interactive Media. Robbie Rabbit, an early and well-known cartoon creation of the company, is a primary symbol and mascot for Devany. Other main characters are: Reilly Rabbit, Gordon Goose, Molly Mallard, Johnny Jackal, and the Devany Princesses.

Parks and resorts

• Devanyland - Montgomery, Federation opened 1951
• Dinny Devany World - Dixon, Federation opened 1960
• Devany Origins - Ceiliúradh, Holyhead, Glytter opened 1973
• Devanyland Kota Merdeka - Kota Merdeka, Negara opened 1985
• Euclo Devany World - Verlois, Gaullica opened 1994
• Baishadao Devany Resort - Baishadao, Songguo opened 2002

Greens

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Leader	Blanche O'Patrick
Chairperson	Seonac Wuders
Founded	1987
Youth wing	Young Greens
Ideology	Green politics Eco-socialism Socialism
Political position	Left-wing
Euclean Parliament group	Party of Greens and National Movements
Colours	Lime Green
Seanad Glítteann	0 / 60
Comhthionól Náisiúnta	10 / 399
Euclean Parliament	0 / 15
Politics of Glytter Political parties

The Greens (Ghaillish: na Glasaigh) is a left-wing political party in Glytter.

Labour

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General-Secretary	Ivan Melnikov
Chairperson	Regina Reynolds
Founded	1998
Preceded by	Industrial Labour Party Socialist Party
Youth wing	Labour Youth Association
Ideology	Socialism Democratic socialism
Political position	Far-left
Euclean Parliament group	People's Alliance of the Euclean Left
Colours	Dark Red
Seanad Glítteann	0 / 60
Comhthionól Náisiúnta	18 / 399
Euclean Parliament	1 / 15
Politics of Glytter Political parties

The Labour Party (Ghaillish: Páirtí an Lucht Oibre) is a far-left political party in Glytter.

Ministries

This is a list of Glytteronian government ministries.

Current Ministries

Logo	Name	Ghaillish name	Description
File:Glyt Executive Bureau Logo.png	Executive Bureau	Biúró Feidhmiúcháin	The Executive Bureau, formerly known as the Cabinet Office, is responsible for overseeing the activities of the Cabinet. The Taoiseach's Office and the Tánaiste's Office are agencies within the Bureau.
File:Glyt Ministry of Agriculture Logo.png	Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs	Aireacht Gnóthaí Talmhaíochta agus Tuaithe	The Ministry is responsible for agriculture and environmental issues relating to agriculture, fishery, reindeer husbandry, horticulture, animal welfare, foodstuffs, hunting and game management, as well as higher education and research in the field of agricultural sciences.
File:Glyt Ministry of Children and Social Inclusion.png	Ministry of Children and Social Inclusion	Aireacht Leanaí agus Cuimsiú Sóisialta	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Culture Logo.png	Ministry of Culture	Aireacht Cultúir	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Defence Logo.png	Ministry of Defence	Aireacht Cosanta	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Education Logo.png	Ministry of Education	Aireacht Oideachais	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Energy Logo.png	Ministry of Energy	Aireacht Fuinnimh	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of the Environment Logo.png	Ministry of the Environment and Climate	Aireacht Comhshaoil ​​agus Aeráide	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Fiance Logo.png	Ministry of Finance	Aireacht Airgeadais	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Foreign Affairs Logo.png	Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Aireacht Gnóthaí Eachtracha	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Health Logo.png	Ministry of Health	Aireacht Sláinte	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of the Interior Logo.png	Ministry of the Interior	Aireacht Gnóthaí Baile	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Immigration Logo.png	Ministry of Immigration and International Relief	A Aireacht Inimirce agus Faoiseamh Idirnáisiúnta	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Justice Logo.png	Ministry of Jobs and Labour	Aireacht Poist agus Saothair	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of National Security Logo.png	Ministry of National Security	Aireacht Náisiúnta Slándála	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Pension and Welfare Logo.png	Ministry of Pensions and Welfare	Aireacht Pinsean agus Leasa	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Petroleum Logo.png	Ministry of Petroleum	Aireacht na Peitriliam	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Trade Logo.png	Ministry of Trade and Tariffs	Aireacht Trádála agus Taraifí	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Transport Logo.png	Ministry of Transport and Communications	Aireacht Iompair agus Cumarsáid	Pending
File:Glyt Ministry of Housing Logo.png	Ministry of Urban Development and Housing	Aireacht um Fhorbairt Uirbeach agus Tithíocht	Pending

Princess of Ghailles

Princess of Ghailles
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Incumbent Vacant since 12 April 2017
Style	Her Royal Highness
Appointer	Monarch of Glytter
Term length	Life tenure or until accession as or dismissal by the Sovereign
Inaugural holder	Morcan V

Princess of Ghailles (Ghaillish: Banphrionsa na Gaeil), alternatively Prince of Ghailles, is a title traditionally granted to the heir apparent of the Glytteronian monarch. However, the title has also been granted to the heir presumptive, which is currently the case. The last Princess of Ghailles was Princess Emily, the eldest sister of King Kenneth IV, who is King of Glytter. The title was revolved following the birth of the King's first child, Princess Mary Victoria.

Walker Doctrine

The Walker Doctrine is a term used to describe the agenda of Alexis Walker, the current Taoiseach and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Glytter. In particular, the Walker Doctrine refers to talks given by Walker arguing that women's rights, LGBT+ rights, rights for ethnic minorities and the violence against these groups should be considered issues of national security. It has since become the cornerstone of Glytteronian foreign policy, having played a key role during her tenure as Taoiseach. It has also been expanded to tie the use of foreign aid money to a nation's human rights record, with a particular focus on the three groups mentioned in the doctrine.

Second Walker Cabinet

The Second Walker Cabinet, also known as Walker II and 2 Walker, was the Cabinet of Glytter of Alexis Walker from 2012 to 2017. It was formed following the 2012 Comhthionól election which saw the return of Walker as Taoiseach. The cabinet remained in place following Walker's resignation on 20 April 2017, after which it was headed by Jimmy O'Reilly as Taoiseach until the 2017 Comhthionól election.

Members

Cabinet ministers

Office	Image	Incumbent	Party	In office
Taoiseach		Alexis Walker	Liberty Party	12 June 2007 - 20 April 2017
Tánaiste		Malcolm Fitzpatrick	Centre Party	12 June 2007 - present
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Frank Casarnach	Liberty Party	1 December 2014 - present
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs		Rían Mac Domhnaill	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Children and Social Inclusion	File:Arlene Foster DUP MLA.jpg	Pam Hampert	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Culture		Tara Carolan	Liberty Party	12 June 2007 - present
Minister of Defence		Julie Royce	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Education		Lorcan O'Dowd	Liberty Party	30 June 2012 - present
Minister of Energy		Abigail McGovern	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of the Environment and Climate		Fearghus Mac Donnchadh	Liberty Party	31 March 2014 - present
Minister of Finance		Brandon Goldman	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Health		Anne Parkins	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of the Interior		Sarah Pingins	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Immigration and International Relief		Ronan Kiley	Liberty Party	15 August 2014 - present
Minister of Jobs and Labour		Harjit Sohi	Liberty Party	1 February 2015 - present
Minister of Justice and Equality		Jimmy O'Reilly	Liberty Party	20 April 2014 - present
Minister of National Security		Fintain Boyle	Liberty Party	1 November 2016 - present
Minister of Pensions and Welfare		Saorla Ní Raghallaigh	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Petroleum		Alastar Leslie	Liberty Party	1 December 2014 - present
Minister of Trade and Tariffs		Brian Fitzgerald	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Transport and Communication	File:Ellen OSullivan.png	Ellen O'Sullivan	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Urban Development and Housing		Jillian Hyden	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present

Non-voting ministers

Office	Image	Incumbent	Party	In office
Chief Whip of the Comhthionól Náisiúnta		Maeve Cullen	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of the Army		Brian Bóruma	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of the Navy		Maureen Phillips	Liberty Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Small Businesses		Aodhán Mac Diarmaid	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present

Former members

• Maude O'Kane served as Minister of Children and Social Inclusion from 12 June 2007 to 1 April 2009 and as Minister of Education from 1 April 2009 to 30 June 2012.

O'Reilly Cabinet

The O'Reilly Cabinet, was the cabinet of former Taoiseach Jimmy O'Reilly. It was formed on 15 June 2017 following the 2017 Comhthionól election. Many of the ministers were sacked following O'Reilly's resignation on April 2018, replaced by incumbent Taoiseach Frank Casarnach. It was Glytter's shortest lived cabinet, lasting only 327 days.

Members

Cabinet ministers

Office	Image	Incumbent	Party	In office
Taoiseach		Jimmy O'Reilly	Liberty Party	20 April 2017 - present
Tánaiste		Malcolm Fitzpatrick	Centre Party	12 June 2007 - present
Minister of Foreign Affairs		Julie Royce	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs		Rían Mac Domhnaill	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Children and Social Inclusion		Tara Carolan	Liberty Party	17 June 2017 - present
Minister of Culture	File:Dónal Mac Diarmaid.jpg	Dónal Mac Diarmaid	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Defence		Maureen Phillips	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Education		Cúan Ó Domhnaill	Centre Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Energy		Abigail McGovern	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of the Environment and Climate		Harjit Sohi	Liberty Party	17 June 2017 - present
Minister of Finance		Maeve Cullen	Liberty Party	17 June 2017 - present
Minister of Health		Íarla Ó Corráin	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of the Interior		Máire Mac Briain	Glytter Democrats	17 June 2017 - present
Minister of Immigration and International Relief		Jannat Hariri	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Jobs and Labour		John Brennan	Glytter Democrats	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Justice and Equality		Cairenn O'Hare	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of National Security		Sarah Pingins	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Pensions and Welfare		Saorla Ní Raghallaigh	Centre Party	12 June 2012 - present
Minister of Petroleum		Brigid McMillan	Liberty Party	1 December 2014 - present
Minister of Trade and Tariffs		Alastar Leslie	Liberty Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Transport and Communication		Dinny Gallagher	Centre Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of Urban Development and Housing		Patrick Brannigan	Liberty Party	17 June 2017 - present

Non-voting ministers

Office	Image	Incumbent	Party	In office
Chief Whip of the Comhthionól Náisiúnta		Niall Ó Faoláin	Liberty Party	19 June 2017 - present
Minister of the Army		Catríona Ní Chorráin	Centre Party	15 June 2017 - present
Minister of the Navy		Fintain Boyle	Liberty Party	15 June 2017- present
Minister of Small Businesses		Mick McGlinchy	Glytter Democrats	15 June 2017 - present

Former members

• Julie Royce as Minister of Foreign Affairs (until 22 January 2018)
• Tara Carolan as Minister of Children and Social Affairs (until 22 January 2018)
• Malcolm Fitzpatrick as Tánaiste (until 22 March 2018)
• Sarah Pingins as Minister of National Security (until 25 January 2018)
• Vittorio Maulucci as Delegate to the Euclean Council (until 25 January 2018)