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IT’S FOUR DAYS since the reshuffle but some government departments have not got around to updating their websites to reflect the new ministerial line-up.
For example, James Reilly is still the Minister for Health according to the Department’s website:
Reilly appears to be double-jobbing as the Department of Children website has been updated and reflects the fact he is the new minister there:
But it’s not just Reilly and the Department of Health.
For example, Leo Varadkar – Reilly’s replacement at Health – remains the Minister for Transport according to its website:
Meanwhile, the Department of Foreign Affairs has noted that Charlie Flanagan is its new minister, but new Transport Minister Paschal Donohoe is still European Affairs Minister according to its profiles:
But better news for the Department of Arts and the Department of Communications which have updated their pages to reflect their new ministers:
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