[MoE] The Positions of eIrish Government

Day 2,048, 08:27 • Published in Ireland Ireland • by Ian E CoIeman
June 29, 2013

Hello eIreland,

The following describes they key established roles in eIreland's government.

To learn about the law making and administrative powers given to the elected Country President and Congress, click here.

Government and Ministries

CP - Country President (Taoiseach): Elected on the fifth of each month, the Country President is the ultimate administrative authority for the duration of his or her term. Along with the many laws which can only be proposed by the CP, and the ability to declare war and move the nation's army, the CP is responsible to delegate ministerial roles, manage the government, and keep the public informed.


MoD - Minister of Defense: Appointed by the nation's CP, the Minister of Defense is concerned with military strategy in the defence of a nation's interests and sovereignty to elect a congress. In eIreland the Minister of Defense takes general command of our national Military Unit, Irish Army. The Minister of Defense is also charged with executing national supply systems, and rallying all of the military organizations loyal to the nation in question. The Minister of Defense is given access to the Ministry of Defense's organization and newspaper, Army Orders.


MoFA - Minister of Foreign Affairs: Appointed by the nation's CP, the Minister of Foreign Affairs is concerned with relations between eIreland and other organizations and governments the world over. This individual is concerned with ensuring that eIreland has allies and with diplomacy in circumstances of peace negotiations, the formation alliances, or any other international shindig.


MoF - Governor (Minister of Finance): Appointed by the nation's CP, the Minister of Finance is concerned with the nation's bank balance. It is the Ministry of Finance's job is to protect national funds from both economic circumstance and political opportunism or theft. The Minister of Finance assumes one of the most complex rolls in government, managing multiple organization accounts, trading funds on the monetary market, and planning for the long-term health of the nation's wealth. In addition to the nation's accounts, the Minister of Finance is also concerned with maintaining tax and economic policies that allow citizens of the nation to thrive economically.


MoE - Minister of Education: Appointed by the nation's CP, the Minister of Education is concerned with creating an informed citizenry, all the way from new citizens to veterans of the game. Through various mediums, including articles like this one, the Ministry of Education attempts to make material available, which informs the decisions and performance of citizens and gives eIreland an edge in the world.

You can view the current holder's of these political titles here.


MoC - Minister of Community: Appointed by the nation's CP, the Minister of Community is concerned with utilizing The Irish Community, a government organization dedicated to entertaining eIrish citizens and promoting activity and community. This ministry is considered financially independent from the primary government treasury, since it is funded by community donations and games. Historically this ministry has organized community awards, and lotteries, along with various other events.


Commander of Boot Camp : Concerned with educating, supplying, and retaining division one citizens, the Commander of Boot Camp heads eIreland's other government Military Unit, eIrish Boot Camp. This is the first point of contact between the government and our nation's new citizens in terms of personal interaction and mentorship.

Dáil and Political Parties


PP - Party President: Elected by the members of his or her political party on the 15th of every month, the party president is concerned with the image and management of the party they serve. The logo, name, and descriptions of a party are under the control of the party president. Importantly the party president of top five parties decides the order of candidates on a party's congress ballot, which determines which citizens are granted congressional powers during each congress term.


TD - Congress Representative (Teachta Dála): Elected on the 25th of every month by party president set priorities and the democratic voting confidence of the citizens of eIreland; congress, or Dáil as it is known in eIreland, is the second mechanical administrative body of government. Every congress representative is able to propose certain laws, and every proposed law is voted on by the members of congress and passes or fails based on the percentage of congress votes (including one vote belonging to the country president).

You can view our current congress here.
You can view Dáil's recent laws here.

Cheers!