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Michael J. Noonan (* 4. August 1935) ist ein irischer Politiker der Fianna Fáil und ehemaliger Verteidigungsminister.
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Noonan, der ursprünglich Farmer war, begann seine politische Laufbahn 1969 als Kandidat der Fianna Fáil mit der erstmaligen Wahl zum Abgeordneten (Teachta Dála) in den Dáil Éireann, der das Unterhaus des irischen Parlaments ist. Dort vertrat er bis 1997 den Wahlkreis Limerick-West.
Vom 10. März 1987 bis zum 12. Juli 1989 war er Verteidigungsminister im Kabinett von Taoiseach Charles J. Haughey.
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