Helen McEntee appointed Justice Minister as Michéal Martin's Cabinet takes shape

The Green Party's Eamon Ryan will be Transport and Climate Minister, with his party colleagues Roderic O'Gorman and Catherine Martin set to join him in Equality and Communications respectively.
Helen McEntee appointed Justice Minister as Michéal Martin's Cabinet takes shape
Helen McEntee previously served as Minister for European Affairs.
Sat, 27 Jun, 2020 - 18:16
Paul Hosford

Helen McEntee and Norma Foley have been appointed to Cabinet as Michéal Martin puts together his government.

Ms McEntee has been named as Justice Minister, a major promotion, with Ms Foley, a first-time TD from Kerry, named Minister for Education.

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