How many years is the president of Ireland elected?

Answer 1

An Irish presidential term is seven years. Four presidents have served two terms.

Seán T O'Kelly (1945 - 1959)

Eamon De Valera (1959 - 1973)

Patrick Hillery (1976 - 1990)

Mary McAleese (1997 - 2011)

Answer 2

7 years (and re-electable for one further term of office, making a maximum possible 14 years)
An Irish President's term is 7 years. A President can serve 2 terms. So an Irish President can serve 14 years in total.

Answer 3

A presidential term in Ireland is 7 years. An Irish president can serve 2 terms.

Answer 4

Michael D. Higgins was inaugurated on the 11th of November 2011.

Answer 5

Normally a 7 year term of office (and can be re-elected only once, making a maximum possible term of 14 years)

Answer 6

for 7 year terms, for a maximum of 14 years

Answer 7

An Irish president is elected for seven years. They can serve two terms.