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On April 30,2008, Ahern addressed the [[United States Congress]].
On April 30,2008, Ahern addressed the [[United States Congress]].
== See also ==
==Ahern's First Cabinet (1997 - 2002)==
In the 1997 general election, Ahern's Fianna Fáil party won government, forming a coalition with the [[Progressive Democrats]], a splinter group from FF led by Mary Harney.
*'''Taoiseach:''' Bertie Ahern (FF)
*'''Tánaiste:''' Mary Harney (PD)
*'''Minister for Finance:''' Charlie McCreevy (FF)
*'''Minister for Foreign Affairs:''' Ray Burke (FF)
*'''Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform:''' John O'Donoghue (FF)
*'''Minister for Defence:''' David Andrews (FF)
*'''Minister for Health:''' Brian Cowen (FF)
*'''Minister for Agriculture, Food & Rural Development:''' Joe Walsh (FF)
*'''Minister for Arts, Heritage & the Gaeltacht Islands:''' Síle de Valera (FF)
*'''Minister for :''' Eamonn Ryan (Green Party)
*'''Minister for Social, Family & Community Affairs''' Dermot Ahern (FF)
*'''Minister for Education & Science:''' Michael Martin (FF)
*'''Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment:''' Mary Harney (PD)
*'''Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government:''' John Gormley (Green Party)
*'''Minister for Social & Family Affairs:''' Mary Hanafin (FF)
*'''Minister for Transport:''' Noel Dempsey (FF)
==References==
==References==