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Government Of The 2Nd DilThe Second Dil was elected on 24th May, 1921 and lasted 388 days. The First Ministry came to office on the 28th August. First Ministry (28 Aug, 1921–9 Jan, 1922) | olspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Portfolio | colspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Minister | | a href="/encyclopedia/President-of-the-Irish-Republic" title="President of the Irish Republic">President of the Republic | Eamon de Valera | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Finance" title="Irish Minister for Finance">Secretary of State for Finance | Michael Collins | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Foreign-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs">Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs | Arthur Griffith | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Justice,-Equality-&-Law-Reform" title="Irish Minister for Justice, Equality & Law Reform">Secretary of State for Home Affairs | Austin Stack | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Defence" title="Irish Minister for Defence">Secretary of State for Defence | Cathal Brugha | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-the-Environment,-Heritage-&-Local-Government" title="Irish Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government">Secretary of State for Local Government | W.T. Cosgrave | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Economic-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Economic Affairs">Secretary of State for Economic Affairs | Robert Barton |
Ministers not in cabinet | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-the-Environment,-Heritage-&-Local-Government" title="Irish Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government">Assistant Secretary of State for Local Government | Kevin O'Higgins | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Education-&-Science" title="Irish Minister for Education & Science">Secretary for Education | John J. O'Kelly | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Enterprise,-Trade-&-Employment" title="Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment">Secretary for Trade and Commerce | Ernest Blythe | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Agriculture-&-Food" title="Irish Minister for Agriculture & Food">Secretary for Agriculture | Art O'Connor | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Posts-&-Telegraphs" title="Irish Minister for Posts & Telegraphs">Postmaster-General | James J. Walsh | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Communications,-Marine-&-Natural-Resources" title="Irish Minister for Communications, Marine & Natural Resources">Secretary for Fisheries | John Etchingham | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Labour" title="Irish Minister for Labour">Secretary for Labour | Countess Markievicz | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Publicity" title="Irish Minister for Publicity">Secretary for Publicity | Desmond FitzGerald | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Fine-Arts" title="Irish Minister for Fine Arts">Secretary for Fine Arts | Count Plunkett | Second Ministry (10 Jan.–9 Sept, 1922) | a href="/encyclopedia/President-of-the-Irish-Republic" title="President of the Irish Republic">President of the Republic | Arthur Griffith | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Finance" title="Irish Minister for Finance">Minister for Finance | Michael Collins | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Foreign-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs">Minister for Foreign Affairs | George Gavan Duffy | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Justice,-Equality-&-Law-Reform" title="Irish Minister for Justice, Equality & Law Reform">Minister for Home Affairs | Eamonn Duggan | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Defence" title="Irish Minister for Defence">Minister for Defence | Richard Mulcahy | | 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-Economic-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Economic Affairs">Minister for Economic Affairs | Kevin O'Higgins |
Ministers not in cabinet | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Education-&-Science" title="Irish Minister for Education & Science">Minister for Education | Michael Hayes | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Enterprise,-Trade-&-Employment" title="Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment">Minister for Trade | Ernest Blythe | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Agriculture-and-Food" title="Irish Minister for Agriculture and Food">Minister for Agriculture | Patrick Hogan | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Labour" title="Irish Minister for Labour">Minister for Labour | Joseph McGrath | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Publicity" title="Irish Minister for Publicity">Minister for Publicity | Desmond FitzGerald | Provisional Government (16 Jan.–30 Aug.) The Provisional Government which was appointed on January 14, 1922 took up Office on 16th January, 1922. The Ministry of the Second Dil was at the time already in existence, and from the January 16, 1922, until the 9th September, 1922, there was a dual system of Government. - (a) The Second Dil Cabinet responsible to Dil ireann
- (b) The Provisional Government, apparently responsible to no Parliament.
The dual system terminated with the fusion of the two systems under the Third Dil on September 9, 1922. After that date, the newly constituted Provisional Government appointed by that Dil continued in being as the sole Government, until superseded on 6th December, 1922, by the formation of the 1st Executive Council.
| olspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Portfolio | colspan=1 bgcolor="#CCCCCC"|Minister | | a href="/encyclopedia/Chairman-of-the-Provisional-Government-of-Southern-Ireland" title="Chairman of the Provisional Government of Southern Ireland">Chairman | Michael Collins | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Finance" title="Irish Minister for Finance">Minister for Finance
| Michael Collins (16 Jan–17 July)
W.T. Cosgrave (17 July–30 Aug, acting) | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Foreign-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs">Minister for Foreign Affairs
| Arthur Griffith (26 July–21 Aug.)
Michael Hayes (21–30 Aug.) | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Justice,-Equality-&-Law-Reform" title="Irish Minister for Justice, Equality & Law Reform">Minister for Home Affairs | Eamonn Duggan | | 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-Economic-Affairs" title="Irish Minister for Economic Affairs">Minister for Economic Affairs | Kevin O'Higgins | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Education-&-Science" title="Irish Minister for Education & Science">Minister for Education | Finian Lynch | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Agriculture-and-Food" title="Irish Minister for Agriculture and Food">Minister for Agriculture | Patrick Hogan | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Labour" title="Irish Minister for Labour">Minister for Labour | Joseph McGrath | | a href="/encyclopedia/Irish-Minister-for-Posts-&-Telegraphs" title="Irish Minister for Posts & Telegraphs">Postmaster-General | James J. Walsh |
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