Ireland congratulates Brazil on its elections in recent days and President @LulaOficial on his reelection. 🇮🇪 looks forward to continuing our strong friendship and partnership with 🇧🇷 in the months and years ahead.
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Cross-border cooperation plays a vital role in supporting peace and reconciliation.
Today, I spoke of its importance when I addressed the Association of European Border Regions conference in Carrickmacross, at which we also marked the 50th anniversary of the East Border Region.
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More than 300 military and police officers from Ireland are #ServingForPeace in four @UNPeacekeeping missions around the world — leaving their families behind to protect the most vulnerable.
We thank these brave women and men for their service and sacrifice.
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My thoughts are with the people of Spain following the tragic train accident in Toledo province today. Our deepest condolences to the families of the victims. My Department, including our Embassy in Madrid, stands ready to provide consular assistance should it be needed.
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Proud to welcome @Tsihanouskaya to the Abbey Theatre today, as we celebrated the Irish and Belarusian national identities.
Today’s conference demonstrated Ireland’s commitment to supporting democratic values and ensuring that Belarus remains high on the international agenda.
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I welcome today’s Council decisions to mobilise €4.9bn for Ukraine through the European Peace Facility.
This will reimburse aid and strengthen EU training and capacity building efforts.
Our resolve is as strong as ever 🇪🇺🇺🇦
The UN’s mission to advance international peace and security, human rights and sustainable development is more important than ever.
Ireland remains unwavering in our commitment to the United Nations and the principles enshrined in the UN charter. #UNDay #UnitedNationsDay
Find out more about Ireland at the UN ireland.ie/en/un/
The UN’s mission to advance international peace and security, human rights and sustainable development is more important than ever.
Ireland remains unwavering in our commitment to the United Nations and the principles enshrined in the UN charter.
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I strongly condemn the appalling attack on a church in Karak, Jordan, which las led to multiple casualties. Ireland stands in solidarity with Jordan and we extend our sincere condolences to the families of those killed.
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This week, Minister for International Development and Diaspora, @nealerichmond, visited Ghana and Senegal.
His programme covered political, development cooperation, diaspora and sports diplomacy engagements.
Read more about the visit here: ireland.ie/en/irish-aid/news…
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I, alongside 31 counterparts, have joined a statement raising concern of the risk of famine in Sudan.
We urge all parties to the conflict to end the suffering of the Sudanese people.
We call for immediate international action to avert famine.
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🎥 Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade @HMcEntee reflects on today’s Informal Meeting of EU Trade Ministers in Dublin Castle.
Minister @HMcEntee provides an update on Ireland’s EU Presidency as she hosts Trade Ministers for an Informal Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Dublin and looks ahead to the next chapter in the EU-Canada partnership.
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An t-eolas is déanaí faoi Uachtaránacht na hÉireann ar an AE á thabhairt dúinn ag an Aire @HMcEntee: tháinig sí féin agus na hAirí Trádála i gceann a chéile i gcaitheamh Chruinniú Neamhfhoirmiúil na Comhairle Gnóthaí Eachtracha i mBaile Átha Cliath.
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🚨Breakthrough for EU Inc.! 🇮🇪🇪🇺
Under the Irish EU Presidency, agreement was reached today on a new company law regime to help startups and scale-ups do business across the EU.
A win for business, our Single Market, European competitiveness and our shared prosperity!
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I welcome today’s agreement on EU Inc. under Ireland’s EU Presidency.
This is an important step towards making it easier for businesses to start, scale and succeed across Europe.
Strengthening our Single Market and boosting competitiveness are key priorities for our Presidency.
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Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade @HMcEntee welcomes EU Heads of Delegation to the FAC Trade Informal Meeting in Dublin Castle today
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🇮🇪🇪🇺 Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade @HMcEntee speaking ahead of the Informal Meeting of Trade Ministers (FAC) in Dublin Castle today
Minister @HMcEntee hosted European Commissioner @MarosSefcovic and Canadian International Trade Minister @MSidhuLiberal in Iveagh House today to discuss EU-Canada relations and how our economic partnership is growing and prospering.


























