Ẹ wo àmì-ọ̀rọ̀ fún Brian Cowen

{{Infobox Officeholder
|name             = Brian Cowen
|image            = Brian Cowen in Philadelphia.jpg
|caption          = 
|office           = [[Taoiseach]]
|1blankname       = [[Tánaiste]]
|1namedata        = [[Mary Coughlan (politician)|Mary Coughlan]]
|term_start       = 7 May 2008
|term_end         = 9 March 2011
|predecessor      = [[Bertie Ahern]]
|successor        = [[Enda Kenny]]
|office1          = [[Leader of Fianna Fáil|Olori Fianna Fáil]]
|deputy1          = [[Mary Coughlan (politician)|Mary Coughlan]]
|term_start1      = 7 May 2008
|term_end1        = 22 January 2011
|predecessor1     = [[Bertie Ahern]]
|successor1       = [[Micheál Martin]]
|office2          = [[Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade|Alakoso Oro Okere]]
|term_start2      = 19 January 2011
|term_end2        = 9 March 2011
|predecessor2     = [[Micheál Martin]]
|successor2       = [[Eamon Gilmore]] <small>(Foreign Affairs and Trade)</small>
|term_start3      = 27 January 2000
|term_end3        = 29 September 2004
|predecessor3     = [[David Andrews (Irish politician)|David Andrews]]
|successor3       = [[Dermot Ahern]]
|office4          = [[Minister for Defence (Ireland)|Alakoso Abo]] <br />
<small>'''Adipo'''</small>
|term_start4      = 18 February 2010
|term_end4        = 23 March 2010
|predecessor4     = [[Willie O'Dea]]
|successor4       = [[Tony Killeen]] 
|office5          = [[Tánaiste]]
|term_start5      = 14 June 2007
|term_end5        = 7 May 2008
|predecessor5     = [[Michael McDowell]]
|successor5       = [[Mary Coughlan (politician)|Mary Coughlan]]
|office6          = [[Minister for Finance (Ireland)|Alakoso fun Inawo]]
|term_start6      = 29 September 2004
|term_end6        = 7 May 2008
|predecessor6     = [[Charlie McCreevy]]
|successor6       = [[Brian Lenihan, Jnr|Brian Lenihan]]
|office7          = [[Minister for Health (Ireland)|Alakoso Eto Ilera ati Omode]]
|term_start7      = 26 June 1997
|term_end7        = 27 January 2000
|predecessor7     = [[Michael Noonan]] <small>(Health)</small>
|successor7       = [[Micheál Martin]]
|office8          = [[Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport|Alakoso Eto Irinna, Okun ati Ibanisoro]]
|term_start8      = 22 January 1993
|term_end8        = 15 December 1994
|predecessor8     = [[Charlie McCreevy]] <small>(Tourism, Transport and Communication)</small>
|successor8       = [[Michael Lowry]]
|office9          = [[Minister for Labour|Alakoso Oro Osise]]
|term_start9      = 11 February 1992
|term_end9        = 12 January 1993
|predecessor9     = [[Michael O'Kennedy]]
|successor9       = [[Mervyn Taylor]]
|office11         = [[Teachta Dála]]
|term_start11     = June 1984
|term_end11       = February 2011
|constituency11   = [[Laois–Offaly (Dáil Éireann constituency)|Laois–Offaly]]
|birth_date       = {{birth date and age|1960|1|10|df=y}}
|birth_place      = [[Tullamore]], [[County Offaly]], [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]]
|death_date       =
|death_place      =
|party            = [[Fianna Fáil]]
|spouse           = Mary Molloy
|children         = 2
|alma_mater       = [[University College Dublin]]
|religion         = [[Catholic Church|Roman Catholicism]]<ref name="IrishTimesGA">[http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2009/1203/1224259997261.html Cowen shows he is 'second an Irishman, first a Catholic'] at [[The Irish Times]]</ref>
|signature        = Brian Cowen Signature.svg
}}
'''Brian Cowen''' (ojoibi  10 January 1960) je oloselu ara [[Irish people|Irelandi]] to je [[Taoiseach]] ile [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]] lati 7 May 2008 de 9 March 2011. Bakanna o tun figba kan se adipo [[Minister for Defence (Ireland)|Alakoso fun Abo]] orile-ede [[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]].

{{ẹ̀kúnrẹ́rẹ́}}
==Itokasi==
{{reflist}}
{{Àwọn Alákóso Àgbà Ìrẹ́lándì}}
{{igbesiaye|1960||Cowen, Brian}}
[[Ẹ̀ka:Àwọn ènìyàn ará Írẹ́lándì]]