p.j. ruttledge

Patrick J. Ruttledge (1892-1952) was a senior Irish politician. He was first elected to Dil ireann in 1921 as a Sinn Fin TD for Mayo. He retained his Dil seat until 1954 when he retired from politics. Ruttledge opposed the Anglo-Irish Treaty of 1921 and was a founder-member of Fianna Fil in 1926 as well as serving as a Cabinet Minister under Eamon de Valera.

idth="30%" align="center"\|Preceded by: Finian Lynch	width="30%" align="center"\|Minister for Lands & Fisheries 1932-1933	width="30%" align="center"\|Followed by: Joseph Connolly
idth="30%" align="center"\|Preceded by: James Geoghegan	width="30%" align="center"\|Minister for Justice 1933-1939	width="30%" align="center"\|Followed by: Gerald Boland
idth="30%" align="center"\|Preceded by: Sen T. O'Kelly	width="30%" align="center"\|Minister for Local Government & Public Health 1939-1941	width="30%" align="center"\|Followed by: Sen MacEntee

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