Who is the head of state of Ireland?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The President
- Step 1: Ireland is a republic, so its head of state is elected. Step 2. The President serves a seven-year term and can be elected for at most two terms. Answer: the President. Why not the others: the Taoiseach is head of government and the others are not heads of state.
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