We are recruiting an Executive Assistant/Administrator. The full job advert, application form and further information can be found on our website at https://t.co/zpnLFKwP5b

🔊Due to the Red strong wind warning, our phone lines are closed today as all staff have been instructed to work from home. You can contact us by email as usual on wellingtonembassy@dfa.ie

The highest level of wind warning will be in place for parts of the country tomorrow. Stay safe and follow the advice of local authorities and @MetService https://t.co/8RVq7evGL4

Check out this https://t.co/bkYSolhLXN feature celebrating iconic Irish open water swimmer and New Zealand local Gráinne Moss🌊 Read more about Gráinne's incredible journey here: https://t.co/Zv2ZT4ZkFO @dfatirl

Queenstown – Tāhuna, we are on our way soon! Deputy Ambassador Paul and Consular Officer Ciara will be in your area at the end of the month for our next pop-up consulate on Wednesday 29th October. Come on in and see us at the Queenstown Lakes District Library, 1:30pm-4:30pm 💚

On Friday, we celebrated European Day of Languages with ‘Speak’ Dating! There were 8 European languages to try out 🇪🇺 💫 GRMA to our fantastic Irish speakers Nora and Lorna 🇮🇪 A big thank you to all those who contributed to this great event!

Check out Irish film ‘Beat the Lotto’ in a participating cinema near you as part of the British Irish Film Festival running nationwide from 29th October - 19th November 🎥 🎞️ Follow the link below to book tickets 💚 https://t.co/icUMV827jr

On Friday, we celebrated European Day of Languages with ‘Speak’ Dating! There were 8 European languages to try out 🇪🇺 💫 GRMA to our fantastic Irish speakers Nora and Lorna 🇮🇪 A big thank you to all those who contributed to this great event!

Congratulations to our Irish #WorldofWearableArt Finalists and prizewinners - the hugely talented Mary McGuinness (Loinnir na Mara) & Stephanie Johnson (Inside Out) And many thanks to both for visiting us at the Embassy

Today, I announced Ireland’s contribution of €3m to the Pacific Resilience Facility during the PRF partner pledging roundtable. 🇮🇪 Ireland is strongly committed to standing with Pacific communities as they build climate resilience and work to ensure no one is left behind. 🌊

Today at UN High Level Week, Minister @nealerichmond announced funding of €3m to support people in Small Island Developing States who are at risk from climate change. Read more: https://t.co/WMts87NVGv

🔈The Embassy phone line is now fully operational 🔈 Thank you for your patience.

❗UPDATE❗ We are working to fix the phone outage at the Embassy. In the meantime, for consular emergencies involving an Irish citizen(s), please call the duty officer on +64 274730040. For non-urgent queries or visa matters, please email us.

❗The Embassy phone lines are currently down❗ If you would prefer to talk to us on the phone, email us through your number and we will give you a call back as soon as possible. We are working to fix this issue.

This week, our Youth Council shared some everyday phrases and words in te Reo Māori to celebrate Te Wiki o te Reo Māori. Here’s a recap of all the great kōrero! 🗣💬 Kia kaha te Reo Māori 🖤 #reomāori

The Embassy will be closed on Friday 19 September for the memorial service of our dear colleague and friend Treena Daly, who passed away last week. Treena was our longest serving local staff member and was at the heart of our team. Suaimhneas síoraí dá h-anam uasal 💚

Last month I had the privilege of attending the 60th Anniversary of Cook Islands Self Governance and meeting some new friends of Ireland. Many thanks to @CKI_MFAI for their wonderful hospitality

Come and see us at our Pop-Up Consulate in lovely New Plymouth | Ngāmotu on Tuesday 16 September! We will be at Manifold, 49 Currie Street from 1.30-3pm!

and the Special Advocate’s Advisory Council. The voices of those most directly affected are central to these structures, so your input is welcome and important. For more, visit https://t.co/pWtnIqK37w. Closing date Sept 19th. (2/2)

If you are a survivor, or person affected by Ireland’s institutional past, or historical adoption practices, you can apply to take part in the National Centre for Research and Remembrance Steering Group, the National Museum of Ireland’s Lived Experience Panel (1/2)