Albert Reynolds
Albert Reynolds was an Irish politician who served as Taoiseach from 1992 to 1994. He was known for his efforts to promote peace in Northern Ireland and for his involvement in the negotiations that led to the Downing Street Declaration. Reynolds' leadership was marked by a focus on economic development and social issues, making significant contributions to modernizing Ireland.
Born on Nov 03, 1932 (93 years old)
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Albert Reynolds is described as having a managing director leadership style and practical experience.
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Reynolds continued to build on FitzGerald’s achievement with the Belfast Agreement of 1998.
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Albert Reynolds ruefully reflected following the implosion of his own coalition.
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Albert Reynolds commented on the popularity ratings of former president Mary Robinson.
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Albert Reynolds was another Taoiseach that Martin Mansergh worked with during his political career.
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Albert Reynolds had tacit approval of Mary Robinson's handshake with Gerry Adams.
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Albert Reynolds was defeated by Mary McAleese in the presidential nomination.
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Albert Reynolds was the late former taoiseach and father of Philip Reynolds.
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Albert Reynolds made a statement to Nora Owen in 1993.
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Albert Reynolds was a taoiseach under whom Sean Duignan served as press secretary.
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