Irish Government

The Irish Government is the central authority responsible for making and implementing laws, managing public services, and representing Ireland internationally. It is led by the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) and consists of ministers who oversee different departments like health, education, and finance. The government is accountable to the Parliament (Oireachtas), which includes the Dáil (lower house) and Seanad (senate). Elected by the people during general elections, the government works to ensure the country runs smoothly, promotes economic growth, and upholds the rights and welfare of its citizens.