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Luc Frieden and Gilles Roth on a working visit in Dublin
Prime Minister Luc Frieden and Minister of Finance Gilles Roth travelled to Dublin on 9 March for an exchange of views with their counterparts, the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland, Micheál Martin, and the Tánaiste and Irish Minister for Finance,...
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On Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th October, historic celebrations will be held to mark the change of throne, with HRH Prince Guillaume becoming Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
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At yesterday's New Year’s Reception for the diplomatic corps, Ambassador Florence Ensch had the privilege of meeting President Catherine Connolly, her husband Mr McEnery and Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee at Áras an Uachtaráin.
New Year, New NATO Contact Point Embassy! For 2026 @LUinDublin is passing the baton to Ambassador Marn & team @SLOinIreland #WeAreNato #StrongerTogether
Delighted that #Kleeschen (Saint Nicholas) visited the Embassy again this year to hand out treats to the children following wonderful storytelling by #Luxembourg children's book author @marc_weydert. #Kleeserchersdag #Niklosdag #SaintNicolas
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Alongside Dermot Mulligan (Carlow County Museum) and Dr Immo Warntjes (TCD), ambassador Florence Ensch was very pleased to reconnect with Dr. Michel Summer. Michel recently returned to his Alma Mater Trinity College Dublin to present insights on the writing process of a PhD research and publication during a seminar organised by TCD’s History Department. 📜 🇱🇺 🇮🇪 Thanks to funding provided by #FNR (Luxembourg National Research Fund) Dr Summer’s research focused on Willibrord, a missionary who studied in Carlow before travelling to the continent where he founded a monastery in Echternach. Willibrord's legacy is honored every year on Whit Tuesday with a UNESCO recognized intangible heritage tradition, the Hopping Procession. 📖🔎 Trinity College Dublin | Luxembourg National Research Fund - FNR | Carlow County Museum | IKI Immateriellt Kulturierwen Lëtzebuerg #willibrord #MedievalHistoryResearchCentre #CoCarlow #LuxembourgInIreland #VilleEchternach
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