Micahel Martin has confirmed the new Cabinet.
There is a new Minister in the midlands.
Barry Cowen has been appointed as as Minister of Agriculture and the Marine.
Micheál Martin also confirmed that Offaly Senator Pippa Hackett will be a Super Junior Minister.
Helen McEntee is the new Justice Minister.
She will be taking the role from her party colleague and Laois Offaly TD Charlie Flanagan.
Leo Varadkar - Tanaiste and Dept Enterprise
Eamon Ryan - Climate Action, Communication Networks, and Transport
Paschal Donohoe - Finance
Michael McGrath - Public Expenditure and Reform
Simon Coveney - Foreign Affairs and Defence
Norma Foley - Education
Roderic O'Gorman - Equality and Children
Barry Cowan - Agriculture
Helen McEntee - Justice
Heather Humphreys - Social Protection and Rural Affairs
Darragh O'Brien - Housing
Catherine Martin - Arts and Culture, Media, Tourism, Sport
Stephen Donnelly - Health
Simon Harris - new Dept Higher Education
Paul Gallagher - AG
Dara Calleary - Government Chief Whip
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