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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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As @NATO CPE in🇮🇪we were truly honored by the Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 port visit of HNLMS Johan de Witt 🇳🇱 & FGS Hamburg 🇩🇪. 🙏 Dep Lord Mayor @DublinPortCo @IRLDeptDefence @defenceforces @naval_service for the warm welcome in Dublin. #SNMG1 #Partnerships #pfp #WeAreNATO
Thank you for joining us last week in marking the Grand Duke’s official birthday and the growing 🇱🇺🇮🇪 relations. A special 🙏 to the fantastic Army Brass Quintet and the talented young Ceoltoiri Chluain Tarbh musicians! #Luxembourg #NationalDay #Nationalfeierdaag
Well done to the delegation from Carlow and colleagues from the Irish Embassy in Ireland 👏👏👏 - delighted to see that you enjoyed taking an active part in the unique #Sprangprozessioun which forms part of Unesco's Intangible Heritage. https://t.co/Afc1hxTB7g
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Last week two impressive navy vessels docked at Dublin Port when Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 conducted a routine visit. As NATO Contact Point Embassy, Luxembourg Ambassador Florence Ensch together with Netherlands Ambassador Maaike van Koldam and German Chargé Wolfram von Heynitz, had the honour of welcoming the Force Commander of SNMG1, Commodore Arjen Warnaar, as well as the commanding officers and crews of the two exceptional navy vessels: ⚓Dutch SNMG1 flagship HNLMS Johan de Witt 🇧🇶 ⚓German frigate FGS Hamburg 🇩🇪 During the visit, Commodore Warnaar engaged with local authorities and senior representatives of the Irish authorities and the Irish Defence Forces as well as members of the resident diplomatic corps. Ireland is a valued partner through the Partnership for Peace programme. A passing Exercise (PASSEX) with the Irish Naval Service, enhancing interoperability took place during the visit. #WeAreNATO #StrongerTogether #maritimesecurity #partnerships #NATO NATO Standing NATO Maritime Group 1 Embassy of the Netherlands in Ireland Deutsche Botschaft Dublin / German Embassy Dublin
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