The Minister for Communications, Marine & Natural Resources is the chief person at the Department of Communications, Marine & Natural Resources in the Republic of Ireland. The portfolio includes: An Post, Bord na Móna, Bord Gais, Eircom, Electricity Supply Board, radio and television.

Minister for Fisheries

• John Etchingham 1921-1922
• Finian Lynch 1922-1930

Minister for Lands & Fisheries

• Finian Lynch 1930-1932
• P.J. Ruttledge 1932-1933
• Joseph Connolly 1933-1936
• Frank Aiken 1936
• Gerald Boland 1936-1937

Minister for Lands

• Gerald Boland 1937-1939
• Tomás Ó Deirg 1939-1943
• Seán Moylon 1943-1948
• Joseph Blowick 1948-1951
• Tomás Ó Deirg 1951-1954
• Joseph Blowick 1954-1957
• Erskine Childers 1957-1959
• Michéal Ó Moráin 1959-1968
• Pádraig Faulkner 1968-1969
• Seán Flanagan 1969-1973
• Tom FitzPatrick 1973-1976
• Paddy Donegan 1976-1977

Minister for Fisheries

• Brian Lenihan 1977-1978

Minister for Fisheries & Forestry

• Brian Lenihan 1978-1979
• Paddy Power 1979-1981
• Tom FitzPatrick 1981-1982
• Brendan Daly 1982
• Paddy O'Toole 1982-1986

Minister for Tourism, Fisheries & Forestry

• Liam Kavanagh 1986-1987
• Paddy O'Toole 1987

Minister for the Marine

• Brendan Daly 1987-1989
• John Wilson 1989-1992
• Michael Woods 1992-1993
• David Andrews 1993-1994
• Hugh Coveney 1994-1995
• Seán Barret 1995-1997

Minister for the Marine & Natural Resources

• Michael Woods 1997-2000
• Frank Fahey 2000-2002

Minister for Communications, Marine & Natural Resources

• Dermot Ahern 2002-present

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