Ireland - this is Ireland | Ireland.ie
WEBMake 2024 the year you discover Ireland’s open community – where you can live, learn, create and innovate at the heart of Europe. Welcome to Ireland.ie. The official international website of the Irish Government.
Visit Ireland | Ireland - this is Ireland
WEBImmerse yourself in scenes shot around Ireland, exploring the full 360° view and listening to the audio description of the sights and sounds of each location. Explore the exhibition. Ireland is a fun place for discovery and adventure. Explore stories that demonstrate Ireland's captivating culture, warm people and world renowned food and drink.
Visas For Ireland | Department Of Foreign Affairs | Ireland.ie ...
WEBVisas for Ireland. A visa is a form of pre-entry clearance which allows for travel to Ireland. It does not guarantee permission to enter Ireland. Permission to enter Ireland is granted by an Immigration Officer at the port of entry. In Ireland, Immigration Service Delivery, an Office of the Department of Justice, is primarily responsible for ...
Irish Culture In The World | Ireland - this is Ireland
WEBThe positive impact of Irish culture can be felt globally. Ireland’s culture builds on a tradition of literature, theatre poetry, music, and dance and embraces visual art, film, design and architecture. Discover how we are promoting Irish arts, heritage and culture to new generations and new audiences across the world:
Live in Ireland | Ireland - this is Ireland
WEBIn Ireland, we relish the opportunity to play, to share, to compete and to challenge ourselves. We value our sense of community and embrace difference. We believe that work must harmonise with life. Ireland – a great place to live. Ireland is a place of stunning natural beauty and home to a people known for passion, tolerance, humour and ...
About Us | Ireland - this is Ireland
WEBThe Department of Foreign Affairs. The mission of the Department of Foreign Affairs is to serve Ireland, promote our values and advance our prosperity and interests abroad. We also aim to provide the Government with the capabilities, analysis and influence to ensure that Ireland derives the maximum benefit from all areas of its external engagement.
Citizenship | Department Of Foreign Affairs - Ireland.ie
WEBYou can apply for an Irish passport without making an application for citizenship. If you, or your parent, were born on the island of Ireland on or after 1 January 2005, your right to Irish citizenship depends on: the parents’ citizenship at the time of the birth. the residency history of one of the parents before the birth.
Know Before You Go | Travel | Department Of Foreign Affairs
WEBTravel advice for Irish J1 students. The J1 programme is a reciprocal cultural exchange arrangement between the US and Ireland Governments, allowing students to work and travel in each other’s countries.
Citizenship | Department Of Foreign Affairs - Ireland.ie
WEBThe spouse or civil partner of an Irish citizen may apply for Irish citizenship through naturalisation after three years of marriage/civil partnership plus three years residence on the island of Ireland.
Overseas Travel | Department Of Foreign Affairs - Ireland.ie
WEBInformation relating to travel advice, assistance for Irish citizens abroad, Irish citizens registration, and Irish passports.
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