Harris made Junior Finance Minister; Labour get six junior ministries

The country's second youngest TD, Simon Harris, has been appointed as Junior Finance Minister, the position formerly held by Brian Hayes, in the Government's reshuffle.

Harris made Junior Finance Minister; Labour get six junior ministries
Tue, 15 Jul, 2014 - 14:51

The newly announced Ministers of State (left-right front row): Paul Keogh, Damien English, Kathleen Lynch, Taoiseach Enda Kenny, Tánaiste Joan Burton, Sean Sherlock, Paudie Coffey and Michael Ring, (left-right back row) Joe McHugh, Simon Harris, Kevin Humpreys, Aodhán Ríordáin, Ged Nash, Darragh Murphy, Ann Phelan and Tom Hayes at Government Buildings, today. Pic: PA

The country's second youngest TD, Simon Harris, has been appointed as Junior Finance Minister, the position formerly held by Brian Hayes, in the Government's reshuffle.

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