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Geographic locale

Sovereign states and dependencies of Europe

Sovereign states

States with limited
recognition

Dependent
territories

Denmark

Faroe Islands³
- autonomous country of the Kingdom of Denmark

United Kingdom

Akrotiri and Dhekelia² (Sovereign Base Areas) Gibraltar (British Overseas Territory)
Crown Dependencies	Bailiwick of Guernsey Alderney Guernsey Sark Bailiwick of Jersey Isle of Man

Special areas
of internal
sovereignty

Finland	Åland (autonomous region subject to the Åland convention of 1921)
Norway	Svalbard (unincorporated area subject to the Svalbard Treaty)
United Kingdom	England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland (country of the United Kingdom subject to the British-Irish Agreement)

¹ Spans the conventional boundary between Europe and another continent.
² Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in Western Asia.
³ Oceanic islands within the vicinity of Europe are usually grouped with the continent even though they are not situated on its continental shelf.
⁴ Governed by the Holy See which has sovereignty over Vatican City.

Category
Europe portal

v t e Middle East
Countries	Bahrain Cyprus Egypt Iran Iraq Iraqi Kurdistan Israel Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Northern Cyprus Oman Palestine Gaza Strip West Bank Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Rojava Turkish occupation of northern Syria Turkey United Arab Emirates Yemen
Society	Climate change Democracy Economy Energy History Timeline Modern conflicts Human rights Water politics conflict
Demographics	Ethnic groups Genetics Metropolitan areas Religion Irreligion
Culture	Archaeology Cinema Cuisine Etiquette Music Dance Studies
Related terms	Eastern Mediterranean Fertile Crescent Greater Middle East Levant Mashriq Middle East and North Africa Near East Syria (region) West Asia

Sovereign states and dependent territories in Asia

Sovereign states

States with limited
recognition

Dependent
territories

Australia	Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands
United Kingdom	Akrotiri and Dhekelia² (Sovereign Base Areas) British Indian Ocean Territory

Special administrative
regions of China

¹ Spans the conventional boundary between Asia and another continent.
² Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in West Asia.

Category
Asia portal

v t e Countries and territories of the Mediterranean Sea
Sovereign states	Albania Algeria Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Cyprus Egypt France Greece Israel Italy Lebanon Libya Malta Monaco Montenegro Morocco Slovenia Spain Syria Tunisia Turkey
States with limited recognition	Northern Cyprus Palestine
Dependencies and other territories	Akrotiri and Dhekelia (UK) Gibraltar (UK) Ceuta and Melilla (Spain)
Marginal seas	Adriatic Sea Aegean Sea Alboran Sea Balearic Sea Ionian Sea Levantine Sea Libyan Sea Ligurian Sea Sea of Crete Sea of Marmara Sea of Sardinia Thracian Sea Tyrrhenian Sea

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Geographic locale

Sovereign states and dependencies of Europe

Sovereign states

States with limited
recognition

Dependent
territories

Denmark

Faroe Islands³
- autonomous country of the Kingdom of Denmark

United Kingdom

Akrotiri and Dhekelia² (Sovereign Base Areas) Gibraltar (British Overseas Territory)
Crown Dependencies	Bailiwick of Guernsey Alderney Guernsey Sark Bailiwick of Jersey Isle of Man

Special areas
of internal
sovereignty

Finland	Åland (autonomous region subject to the Åland convention of 1921)
Norway	Svalbard (unincorporated area subject to the Svalbard Treaty)
United Kingdom	England Scotland Wales Northern Ireland (country of the United Kingdom subject to the British-Irish Agreement)

¹ Spans the conventional boundary between Europe and another continent.
² Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in Western Asia.
³ Oceanic islands within the vicinity of Europe are usually grouped with the continent even though they are not situated on its continental shelf.
⁴ Governed by the Holy See which has sovereignty over Vatican City.

Category
Europe portal

v t e Middle East
Countries	Bahrain Cyprus Egypt Iran Iraq Iraqi Kurdistan Israel Jordan Kuwait Lebanon Northern Cyprus Oman Palestine Gaza Strip West Bank Qatar Saudi Arabia Syria Rojava Turkish occupation of northern Syria Turkey United Arab Emirates Yemen
Society	Climate change Democracy Economy Energy History Timeline Modern conflicts Human rights Water politics conflict
Demographics	Ethnic groups Genetics Metropolitan areas Religion Irreligion
Culture	Archaeology Cinema Cuisine Etiquette Music Dance Studies
Related terms	Eastern Mediterranean Fertile Crescent Greater Middle East Levant Mashriq Middle East and North Africa Near East Syria (region) West Asia

Sovereign states and dependent territories in Asia

Sovereign states

States with limited
recognition

Dependent
territories

Australia	Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands
United Kingdom	Akrotiri and Dhekelia² (Sovereign Base Areas) British Indian Ocean Territory

Special administrative
regions of China

¹ Spans the conventional boundary between Asia and another continent.
² Considered European for cultural, political and historical reasons but is geographically in West Asia.

Category
Asia portal

v t e Countries and territories of the Mediterranean Sea
Sovereign states	Albania Algeria Bosnia and Herzegovina Croatia Cyprus Egypt France Greece Israel Italy Lebanon Libya Malta Monaco Montenegro Morocco Slovenia Spain Syria Tunisia Turkey
States with limited recognition	Northern Cyprus Palestine
Dependencies and other territories	Akrotiri and Dhekelia (UK) Gibraltar (UK) Ceuta and Melilla (Spain)
Marginal seas	Adriatic Sea Aegean Sea Alboran Sea Balearic Sea Ionian Sea Levantine Sea Libyan Sea Ligurian Sea Sea of Crete Sea of Marmara Sea of Sardinia Thracian Sea Tyrrhenian Sea

Parameters

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Giovanni Trapattoni navboxes

v t e Italy squad – 1962 FIFA World Cup
1 Buffon (c) 2 Losi 3 Radice 4 Salvadore 5 Maldini 6 Trapattoni 7 Mora 8 Maschio 9 Altafini 10 Sívori 11 Menichelli 12 Mattrel 13 Albertosi 14 Rivera 15 Sormani 16 Robotti 17 Pascutti 18 David 19 Janich 20 Tumburus 21 Ferrini 22 Bulgarelli Coach: Mazza & Ferrari

Italy national football team – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Republic of Ireland national football team – managers

Livingstone (1951–53)
Stevenson (1953–55)
Carey (1955–67)
Cantwell (1967)
Hurley (1967–69)
Meagan (1969–71)
Tuohy (1971–73)
Thomas^c (1973)
Giles^p (1973–80)
Kelly^c (1980)
Hand (1980–85)
Charlton (1986–95)
McCarthy (1996–2002)
Givens^c (2002)
Kerr (2003–05)
Staunton (2006–07)
Givens^c (2007–08)
Trapattoni (2008–13)
King^c (2013)
O'Neill (2013–18)
McCarthy (2018–20)
Kenny (2020–23)
O'Shea^c (2024)
Hallgrímsson (2024–)

(c) caretaker: (p) player-manager

AC Milan – managers

Inter Milan – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Juventus FC – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

FC Bayern Munich – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Cagliari Calcio – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

ACF Fiorentina – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

v t e Italy squad – 2002 FIFA World Cup
1 Buffon 2 Panucci 3 Maldini (c) 4 Coco 5 Cannavaro 6 Zanetti 7 Del Piero 8 Gattuso 9 Inzaghi 10 Totti 11 Doni 12 Abbiati 13 Nesta 14 Di Biagio 15 Iuliano 16 Di Livio 17 Tommasi 18 Delvecchio 19 Zambrotta 20 Montella 21 Vieri 22 Toldo 23 Materazzi Coach: Trapattoni

S.L. Benfica – managers

s = secretary; p = player-manager; c = caretaker manager

VfB Stuttgart – managers

FC Red Bull Salzburg – current squad

{{Navboxes/sandbox}}

Giovanni Trapattoni navboxes

v t e Italy squad – 1962 FIFA World Cup
1 Buffon (c) 2 Losi 3 Radice 4 Salvadore 5 Maldini 6 Trapattoni 7 Mora 8 Maschio 9 Altafini 10 Sívori 11 Menichelli 12 Mattrel 13 Albertosi 14 Rivera 15 Sormani 16 Robotti 17 Pascutti 18 David 19 Janich 20 Tumburus 21 Ferrini 22 Bulgarelli Coach: Mazza & Ferrari

Italy national football team – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Republic of Ireland national football team – managers

Livingstone (1951–53)
Stevenson (1953–55)
Carey (1955–67)
Cantwell (1967)
Hurley (1967–69)
Meagan (1969–71)
Tuohy (1971–73)
Thomas^c (1973)
Giles^p (1973–80)
Kelly^c (1980)
Hand (1980–85)
Charlton (1986–95)
McCarthy (1996–2002)
Givens^c (2002)
Kerr (2003–05)
Staunton (2006–07)
Givens^c (2007–08)
Trapattoni (2008–13)
King^c (2013)
O'Neill (2013–18)
McCarthy (2018–20)
Kenny (2020–23)
O'Shea^c (2024)
Hallgrímsson (2024–)

(c) caretaker: (p) player-manager

AC Milan – managers

Inter Milan – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Juventus FC – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

FC Bayern Munich – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

Cagliari Calcio – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

ACF Fiorentina – managers

(c) = caretaker manager

v t e Italy squad – 2002 FIFA World Cup
1 Buffon 2 Panucci 3 Maldini (c) 4 Coco 5 Cannavaro 6 Zanetti 7 Del Piero 8 Gattuso 9 Inzaghi 10 Totti 11 Doni 12 Abbiati 13 Nesta 14 Di Biagio 15 Iuliano 16 Di Livio 17 Tommasi 18 Delvecchio 19 Zambrotta 20 Montella 21 Vieri 22 Toldo 23 Materazzi Coach: Trapattoni

S.L. Benfica – managers

s = secretary; p = player-manager; c = caretaker manager

VfB Stuttgart – managers

FC Red Bull Salzburg – current squad

With coordinates

Geographic locale
Lat. and Long. 18°25′53″N 64°37′23″W / 18.43139°N 64.62306°W / 18.43139; -64.62306 (Road Town, British Virgin Islands)

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Succession boxes

Links to related articles

Preceded by

Bernard Cowen
(Fianna Fáil)

Fianna Fáil Teachta Dála for Laois–Offaly
1984–present

Incumbent

Political offices

Preceded by

Michael O'Kennedy

Minister for Labour
1992–1993

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Albert Reynolds

Minister for Energy
1993

Succeeded by

Charlie McCreevy
Minister for Tourism and Trade

Preceded by

Charlie McCreevy
Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications

Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications
1993–1994

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Michael Noonan
Minister for Health

Minister for Health and Children
Minister for Health (1997)
1997–2000

Succeeded by

Micheál Martin

Preceded by

Minister for Foreign Affairs
2000–2004

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Charlie McCreevy

Minister for Finance
2004–2008

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Michael McDowell

Tánaiste
2007–2008

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Taoiseach
2008–

Incumbent

Party political offices

Preceded by

Deputy Leader of the Fianna Fáil Party
2002–2008

Succeeded by

TBD

Preceded by

Leader of the Fianna Fáil Party
2008–

Incumbent

Taoisigh of Ireland

Previous offices under earlier constitutions

President of the Executive Council (1922–1937)	W. T. Cosgrave Éamon de Valera
Chairman of the Provisional Government (1922)	Michael Collins W. T. Cosgrave
President of Dáil Éireann or President of the Irish Republic (1919–1922)	Cathal Brugha Éamon de Valera Arthur Griffith W. T. Cosgrave

Tánaistí of Ireland

Vice-presidents of the Executive Council

History

Leadership

Leaders	De Valera Lemass Lynch Haughey Reynolds Ahern Cowen Martin
Deputy leaders	J. Brennan Colley MacSharry Lenihan Snr Wilson Ahern Rourke Cowen Coughlan Hanafin Lenihan Jnr Ó Cuív Calleary Chambers
Seanad leaders	Ryan Snr Lanigan Fallon Wright Cassidy O'Rourke O'Brien Ardagh
Secretaries-General	S. Brennan Wall P. Farrell Dorgan
Leadership elections	1959 (Lemass) 1966 (Lynch) 1979 (Haughey) 1992 (Reynolds) 1994 (Ahern) 2008 (Cowen) 2011 (Martin)

Party structures

Presidential candidates

Presidential candidates (winners in bold)	Seán T. O'Kelly (1945) Éamon de Valera (1959, 1966) Erskine H. Childers (1973) Brian Lenihan Snr (1990) Mary McAleese (1997) Jim Gavin (2025)
Unopposed presidential candidates with Fianna Fáil support	Douglas Hyde (1938) Seán T. O'Kelly (1952) Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh (1974) Patrick Hillery (1976, 1983) Mary McAleese (2004)

Elected representatives

Dáil Éireann	Catherine Ardagh Tom Brabazon Shay Brennan James Browne Mary Butler Malcolm Byrne Thomas Byrne Michael Cahill Dara Calleary Jack Chambers Peter "Chap" Cleere Niall Collins John Connolly Cathal Crowe Martin Daly Aisling Dempsey Cormac Devlin Albert Dolan Timmy Dooley Seán Fleming Norma Foley Pat "the Cope" Gallagher John Lahart James Lawless Micheál Martin Paul McAuliffe Charlie McConalogue Tony McCormack Séamus McGrath Erin McGreehan John McGuinness Aindrias Moynihan Michael Moynihan Shane Moynihan Jennifer Murnane O'Connor Darragh O'Brien Jim O'Callaghan Naoise Ó Cearúil James O'Connor Willie O'Dea Seán Ó Fearghaíl Ryan O'Meara Christopher O'Sullivan Pádraig O'Sullivan Eamon Scanlon Brendan Smith Niamh Smyth Robert Troy
Seanad Éireann	Niall Blaney Pat Casey Lorraine Clifford-Lee Alison Comyn Teresa Costello Ollie Crowe Shane Curley Mark Daly Paul Daly Aidan Davitt Mary Fitzpatrick Joe Flaherty Robbie Gallagher Imelda Goldsboro Margaret Murphy O'Mahony Fiona O'Loughlin Anne Rabbitte Dee Ryan Diarmuid Wilson
European Parliament	Barry Andrews Barry Cowen Billy Kelleher Cynthia Ní Mhurchú

Alliances

European	Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Renew Europe
International	Liberal International (observer)

v t e European Council
List of meetings Parties represented 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 (January–April) 2004 (May–December) 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 (January–June) 2013 (July–December) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
António Costa, President (non-voting) Stocker (AT) De Wever (BE) Radev (BG) Plenković (HR) Christodoulides (CY) Babiš (CZ) Frederiksen (DK) Michal (EE) Orpo (FI) Macron (FR) Merz (DE) Mitsotakis (GR) Magyar (HU) Martin (IE) Meloni (IT) Kulbergs (LV) Nausėda (LT) Frieden (LU) Abela (MT) Jetten (NL) Tusk (PL) Montenegro (PT) Dan (RO) Fico (SK) Janša (SI) Sánchez (ES) Kristersson (SE) von der Leyen, President of the Commission (non-voting) Kallas (High Representative) (present non-member, non-voting) Metsola (President of the Parliament) (partially attending, non-member, non-voting)
European Union Portal

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Links to related articles

Preceded by

Bernard Cowen
(Fianna Fáil)

Fianna Fáil Teachta Dála for Laois–Offaly
1984–present

Incumbent

Political offices

Preceded by

Michael O'Kennedy

Minister for Labour
1992–1993

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Albert Reynolds

Minister for Energy
1993

Succeeded by

Charlie McCreevy
Minister for Tourism and Trade

Preceded by

Charlie McCreevy
Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications

Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications
1993–1994

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Michael Noonan
Minister for Health

Minister for Health and Children
Minister for Health (1997)
1997–2000

Succeeded by

Micheál Martin

Preceded by

Minister for Foreign Affairs
2000–2004

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Charlie McCreevy

Minister for Finance
2004–2008

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Michael McDowell

Tánaiste
2007–2008

Succeeded by

Preceded by

Taoiseach
2008–

Incumbent

Party political offices

Preceded by

Deputy Leader of the Fianna Fáil Party
2002–2008

Succeeded by

TBD

Preceded by

Leader of the Fianna Fáil Party
2008–

Incumbent

Taoisigh of Ireland

Previous offices under earlier constitutions

President of the Executive Council (1922–1937)	W. T. Cosgrave Éamon de Valera
Chairman of the Provisional Government (1922)	Michael Collins W. T. Cosgrave
President of Dáil Éireann or President of the Irish Republic (1919–1922)	Cathal Brugha Éamon de Valera Arthur Griffith W. T. Cosgrave

Tánaistí of Ireland

Vice-presidents of the Executive Council

History

Leadership

Leaders	De Valera Lemass Lynch Haughey Reynolds Ahern Cowen Martin
Deputy leaders	J. Brennan Colley MacSharry Lenihan Snr Wilson Ahern Rourke Cowen Coughlan Hanafin Lenihan Jnr Ó Cuív Calleary Chambers
Seanad leaders	Ryan Snr Lanigan Fallon Wright Cassidy O'Rourke O'Brien Ardagh
Secretaries-General	S. Brennan Wall P. Farrell Dorgan
Leadership elections	1959 (Lemass) 1966 (Lynch) 1979 (Haughey) 1992 (Reynolds) 1994 (Ahern) 2008 (Cowen) 2011 (Martin)

Party structures

Presidential candidates

Presidential candidates (winners in bold)	Seán T. O'Kelly (1945) Éamon de Valera (1959, 1966) Erskine H. Childers (1973) Brian Lenihan Snr (1990) Mary McAleese (1997) Jim Gavin (2025)
Unopposed presidential candidates with Fianna Fáil support	Douglas Hyde (1938) Seán T. O'Kelly (1952) Cearbhall Ó Dálaigh (1974) Patrick Hillery (1976, 1983) Mary McAleese (2004)

Elected representatives

Dáil Éireann	Catherine Ardagh Tom Brabazon Shay Brennan James Browne Mary Butler Malcolm Byrne Thomas Byrne Michael Cahill Dara Calleary Jack Chambers Peter "Chap" Cleere Niall Collins John Connolly Cathal Crowe Martin Daly Aisling Dempsey Cormac Devlin Albert Dolan Timmy Dooley Seán Fleming Norma Foley Pat "the Cope" Gallagher John Lahart James Lawless Micheál Martin Paul McAuliffe Charlie McConalogue Tony McCormack Séamus McGrath Erin McGreehan John McGuinness Aindrias Moynihan Michael Moynihan Shane Moynihan Jennifer Murnane O'Connor Darragh O'Brien Jim O'Callaghan Naoise Ó Cearúil James O'Connor Willie O'Dea Seán Ó Fearghaíl Ryan O'Meara Christopher O'Sullivan Pádraig O'Sullivan Eamon Scanlon Brendan Smith Niamh Smyth Robert Troy
Seanad Éireann	Niall Blaney Pat Casey Lorraine Clifford-Lee Alison Comyn Teresa Costello Ollie Crowe Shane Curley Mark Daly Paul Daly Aidan Davitt Mary Fitzpatrick Joe Flaherty Robbie Gallagher Imelda Goldsboro Margaret Murphy O'Mahony Fiona O'Loughlin Anne Rabbitte Dee Ryan Diarmuid Wilson
European Parliament	Barry Andrews Barry Cowen Billy Kelleher Cynthia Ní Mhurchú

Alliances

European	Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Renew Europe
International	Liberal International (observer)

v t e European Council
List of meetings Parties represented 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 (January–April) 2004 (May–December) 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 (January–June) 2013 (July–December) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
António Costa, President (non-voting) Stocker (AT) De Wever (BE) Radev (BG) Plenković (HR) Christodoulides (CY) Babiš (CZ) Frederiksen (DK) Michal (EE) Orpo (FI) Macron (FR) Merz (DE) Mitsotakis (GR) Magyar (HU) Martin (IE) Meloni (IT) Kulbergs (LV) Nausėda (LT) Frieden (LU) Abela (MT) Jetten (NL) Tusk (PL) Montenegro (PT) Dan (RO) Fico (SK) Janša (SI) Sánchez (ES) Kristersson (SE) von der Leyen, President of the Commission (non-voting) Kallas (High Representative) (present non-member, non-voting) Metsola (President of the Parliament) (partially attending, non-member, non-voting)
European Union Portal

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