A) Chief Minister B) Taoiseach C) President D) Príomh-aire
A) The president of Ireland B) The Seanad Éireann C) The Dáil Éireann D) The general public
A) The support of a majority in the Dáil B) The support of a majority in the Seanad C) The support of the president D) The support of the general public
A) They continue in office until the next election B) They are automatically removed from office C) They must resign or call a general election D) They are replaced by the president
A) Micheál Martin B) Enda Kenny C) Brian Cowen D) Leo Varadkar
A) Fine Gael B) Labour Party C) Fianna Fáil D) Sinn Féin
A) €248,773 B) €185,350 C) €200,000 D) €214,187
A) €200,000 B) €185,350 C) €248,773 D) €214,187
A) To €200,000 B) To €185,350 C) To €248,773 D) To €214,187
A) €134,148 B) €100,000 C) €248,773 D) €200,000
A) A 10% salary cut B) A 20% salary cut C) No change in salary D) A 5% salary increase
A) The taoiseach refused to take a salary B) A salary increase was announced C) The salary was cut by 10% D) A salary cut of 20% was based on the higher figure before the refused amount was deducted
A) To appoint the president B) To manage the Seanad C) To oversee the Dáil D) To support and advise the taoiseach
A) The members of the Seanad B) The general public C) One or more ministers of State D) The president
A) Thirty members B) No members C) All sixty members D) Eleven members
A) Taoiseach B) Ceann Comhairle C) Príomh-aire D) Tánaiste
A) The Chief B) The Leader C) An Taoiseach D) The Príomh-aire
A) Formally appoint the designated taoiseach B) Hold a public referendum C) Reject the designation D) Consult the Seanad
A) A presidential veto B) A vote of no confidence in the Seanad C) Losing the support of a majority in Dáil Éireann D) A public protest
A) Force the taoiseach to resign B) Call a referendum C) Dissolve the Dáil D) Appoint a new taoiseach
A) Selects the Seanad members B) Appoints the president C) Nominates the remaining members of the government D) Elects the Dáil members
A) Appoint cabinet ministers without consent B) Dismiss cabinet ministers without advising the president C) Ignore the president's advice D) Advise the president to dismiss cabinet ministers
A) Charles Haughey B) Bertie Ahern C) Enda Kenny D) Brian Cowen
A) €29.2 million B) €600,000 C) €1 million D) €50 per night
A) Free of charge B) €50 C) €29.2 million D) €600,000
A) Éamon de Valera B) Osborn Bergin C) John A. Costello D) Patrick Weston Joyce
A) Mór Chluana B) The Soldier's Song C) The Irish National Anthem D) Amhrán Dóchais
A) Éamon de Valera B) Osborn Bergin C) Patrick Weston Joyce D) John A. Costello
A) Deputy Prime Minister B) Prime Minister C) President D) Leader of the Opposition
A) Primogeniture B) Appointment by the monarch C) Tanistry D) Electoral succession
A) Micheál Martin B) Éamon de Valera C) Seán Lemass D) W. T. Cosgrave
A) Fianna Fáil B) Labour Party C) Cumann na nGaedheal D) Fine Gael
A) Starting from Micheál Martin B) Starting from Éamon de Valera C) Excluding Cosgrave D) Including Cosgrave
A) Jack Lynch B) Éamon de Valera C) Charles Haughey D) Garret FitzGerald
A) T. P. O'Mahony B) Tim Pat Coogan C) John Horgan D) Stephen Collins
A) Tim Ryan B) Gary Murphy C) Bertie Ahern D) Albert Reynolds
A) Ronan McGreevey B) Brian Farrell C) Tim Pat Coogan D) John Horgan
A) Brian Farrell, Seán Lemass B) T. Ryle Dwyer, Nice Fellow: A Biography of Jack Lynch C) T. P. O'Mahony, Jack Lynch: A Biography D) John Horgan, Seán Lemass
A) Albert Reynolds B) Tim Ryan C) Bertie Ahern D) Gary Murphy
A) Gary Murphy B) Tim Ryan C) Albert Reynolds D) Bertie Ahern |