Category:Albert Reynolds

**Albert Reynolds**
	Irish politician and prime minister (1932–2014)
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Date of birth	3 November 1932; Roosky (Irish Free State)
Date of death	21 August 2014; Dublin
Manner of death	natural causes;
Cause of death	Alzheimer's disease;
Place of burial	Shanganagh Cemetery;
Country of citizenship	Republic of Ireland (1937–); Irish Free State (–1937);
Educated at	Summerhill College;
Occupation	politician;
Member of political party	Fianna Fáil;
Position held	Taoiseach (1992–1994); Leader of Fianna Fáil (1992–1994); Irish Minister for Finance (1988–1991); Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation (1987–1988); Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media (1982–1982); Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport (1980–1981); Minister for Posts and Telegraphs (1979–1981); Minister for Foreign Affairs (Ireland) (1994–1994); Teachta Dála (1997–2002); Teachta Dála (1992–1997); Teachta Dála (1989–1992); Teachta Dála (1987–1989); Teachta Dála (1982–1987); Teachta Dála (1982–1982); Teachta Dála (1981–1982); Teachta Dála (1977–1981); Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media (1992–1993);
Child	Leonie Reynolds;
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