Charles James Haughey28 June 1991
Attends the Luxembourg European Council as Ireland considers the architecture of the proposed European Union.
Ireland · Government / European Economic Community (EEC). Chronological records rendered directly from the World History Database.
Attends the Luxembourg European Council as Ireland considers the architecture of the proposed European Union.
Contributes Ireland's diplomatic position to the Luxembourg phase of the treaty negotiations.
Assesses the monetary-union framework from Ireland's economic-policy perspective during the Luxembourg talks.
Represents Ireland at the opening of the summit that will settle the new Union treaty.
Works through the remaining diplomatic issues before Ireland accepts the Maastricht settlement.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Ireland as Minister for Finance.
Signs the Treaty on European Union for Ireland as Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Heads Ireland when its completed Maastricht ratification is formally notified to the Italian Government.
Represents Ireland during the summit that agrees special arrangements addressing Denmark's Maastricht concerns.
Works with Community partners as Ireland accepts the Edinburgh solution to the ratification crisis.
Leads Ireland when the Treaty on European Union becomes effective on 1 November 1993.
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