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Charlie McCreevy

Politican

Charlie McCreevy is a politically exposed person. They are a person of interest, but have not been found on international sanctions lists.

Type	Person				[sources]
Name	Charlie McCreevy · 查理·麥克里維 · 찰리 매크리비				[sources]
Other name	Cathal Mac Riabhaigh · Charles McCreevy				[sources]
Birth date	1949-09-30				[sources]
Place of birth	Sallins				[sources]
Gender	male				[sources]
Nationality	Ireland				[sources]
Country	European Union · Ireland				[sources]
First name	Charlie				[sources]
Keywords	National government				[sources]
Last name	McCreevy				[sources]
Wikidata ID	Q303304				[sources]
Position	Dáil Éireann (member, 2002-2004) · European Commissioner for Internal Market (2004-2010) · Irish Minister for Finance (1997-2004) · Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation (1994-1994) · Minister for Social Protection (1992-1993) · 11 more...				[sources]
Education	Naas C.B.S. · University College Dublin				[sources]
Modified on	2024-02-05				[sources]
Last changed	2024-02-06	Last checked	2024-05-09	First seen	2019-05-21

Irish politician

— Wikidata non-official source, 2023-07-18

Positions held
Position occupied	Start date	End date
Teachta Dála	2002-06-06	2004-10-31
Irish Minister for Finance	1997-06-26	2004-09-29
Member of Dáil Éireann	2002-06-06	2004-10-31
European Commissioner for Internal Market	2004-11-22	2010-02-09

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