埃蒙·瑞安
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Current Irish transport and environment minister, leader of the Green Party
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Vinony files it under 1963 births, Alumni of University College Dublin and Green Party (Ireland) local councillors.
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- Family name
- Ryan
- Gender
- male
- Citizenship
- Republic of Ireland
- Place of birth
- Dublin
- Occupation
- politician
- Educated at
- University College Dublin
- Political party
- Green Party
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- www.eamonryan.ie
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- 4
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- date of birth
- 1963-07-28
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Article · 中文
埃蒙·瑞安（英語：Eamon Ryan，1963年7月28日－）是愛爾蘭共和國的一位政治人物。他是愛爾蘭綠黨的黨魁。在2002年至2011年，他曾擔任都柏林南選舉區的國會議員。2007年至2011年，他曾經擔任伯蒂·埃亨和布雷恩·考恩政府的通訊、能源和自然資源部長。2017年至今任都柏林灣南選區國會議員。2020年起，他再度入閣，任邁克·馬丁的環境、氣候及通訊部和交通部長。
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1963 birthsAlumni of University College DublinGreen Party (Ireland) local councillorsGreen Party (Ireland) TDsLeaders of the Green Party (Ireland)Living peopleMembers of Dublin City CouncilMembers of the 29th DáilMembers of the 30th DáilMembers of the 32nd DáilMembers of the 33rd DáilMinisters for transport of IrelandPeople educated at Gonzaga CollegePoliticians from Dublin (city)Use Hiberno-English from October 2024