Government Of The 1St Dil

The First Dil was elected on 18th December, 1918 and first met on 21st January, 1919, on which date the First Ministry assumed office, and lasted for 892 days.

First Ministry (temporary) - (21 Jan.–1 April, 1919)

olspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Portfolio colspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Minister
a href="/encyclopedia/President-of-Dil-ireann" title="President of Dil ireann">Promh Aire Cathal Brugha
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Finance" title="Irish Minister for Finance">Minister for Finance Eoin MacNeill
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Justice,-Equality-&-Law-Reform" title="Irish Minister for Justice, Equality & Law Reform">Minister for Home Affairs Michael Collins
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Foreign-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs">Minister for Foreign Affairs Count Plunkett
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Defence" title="Irish Minister for Defence">Minister for National Defence Richard Mulcahy

Second Ministry (temporary) - (1 April, 1919–26 Aug, 1921)

a href="/encyclopedia/President-of-Dil-ireann" title="President of Dil ireann">Promh Aire Eamon de Valera
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Finance" title="Irish Minister for Finance">Minister for Finance Michael Collins
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Justice,-Equality-&-Law-Reform" title="Irish Minister for Justice, Equality & Law Reform">Minister for Home Affairs Arthur Griffith
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Foreign-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs">Minister for Foreign Affairs Count Plunkett
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Defence" title="Irish Minister for Defence">Minister for Defence Cathal Brugha
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Labour" title="Irish Minister for Labour">Minister for Labour Countess Markievicz
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Industries" title="Irish Minister for Industries">Minister for Industries Eoin MacNeill
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-the-Environment,-Heritage-&-Local-Government" title="Irish Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government">Minister for Local Government W.T. Cosgrave
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Irish" title="Irish Minister for Irish">Minister for Irish Sen T. O'Kelly

Non-cabinet ministers
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Communications,-Marine-&-Natural-Resources" title="Irish Minister for Communications, Marine & Natural Resources">Director for Fisheries John Etchingham
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Enterprise,-Trade-&-Employment" title="Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment">Director for Trade & Commerce Ernest Blythe
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Agriculture-and-Food" title="Irish Minister for Agriculture and Food">Director for Agriculture Robert Barton
a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Propaganda" title="Irish Minister for Propaganda">Director of Propaganda Laurence Ginnell
Preceded by:
n/a

Irish cabinets Succeeded by
Government of the 2nd Dil

 

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