Brian Lenihan
Brian Lenihan was an Irish politician who served as Minister for Finance during a tumultuous period in Ireland's economic history. Known for his sharp wit and ability to address controversial issues, he famously faced criticism for budget measures that impacted families, notably the cut to child allowances. His tenure was marked by significant financial challenges, and he was a key figure in navigating the country through the financial crisis.
Born on Jan 01, 1950 (75 years old)
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan was the minister for foreign affairs who Dorr advised regarding the gift to Thatcher.
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Ireland:
Lenihan was dispatched by Haughey to lobby leading Irish-American politicians to oppose the agreement.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan jnr cried during an interview with Miriam O’Callaghan about the loss of his younger brother.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan was a candidate in the 1990 presidential elections.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan was the Fianna Fáil candidate whose campaign was plunged into crisis during the 1990 presidential election.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan is mentioned as someone Ann Finnegan used to canvass for.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan, along with Kevin Boland, wrongly accused Prof McConkey of being 'a B-Special' and later had to apologize.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan called Billy Fox a B-Special after he criticized the government for failing to prevent Border road closures.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan’s attempt at the presidency was derailed by the mature recollection of an incident involving Patrick Hillery.
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Ireland:
Brian Lenihan, then finance minister, approached Des Geraghty to join the board of the Central Bank.
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