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Diplomatic List DIPLOMATIC LIST December 2017 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE CONTENTS Index of Missions 2 Missions and representations accredited to Ireland 5 National Days 182 Order of Precedence 183 Honorary Consular Representatives 189 1 Index of Missions AFGHANISTAN .............................................................................................. 5 ALBANIA ........................................................................................................ 6 ALGERIA ......................................................................................................... 7 ANDORRA ....................................................................................................... 9 ANGOLA........................................................................................................ 10 ARGENTINA ................................................................................................. 11 ARMENIA ...................................................................................................... 12 AUSTRALIA .................................................................................................. 13 AUSTRIA ....................................................................................................... 14 AZERBAIJAN ................................................................................................ 15 BAHAMAS .................................................................................................... 16 BAHRAIN ...................................................................................................... 17 BANGLADESH ............................................................................................. 18 BELARUS ..................................................................................................... 20 BELGIUM ...................................................................................................... 21 BELIZE.......................................................................................................... 22 BOLIVIA ........................................................................................................ 23 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ................................................................... 24 BOTSWANA .................................................................................................. 25 BRAZIL .......................................................................................................... 26 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM ............................................................................. 27 BULGARIA .................................................................................................... 28 BURKINA FASO ........................................................................................... 29 CAMBODIA ................................................................................................... 31 CANADA ....................................................................................................... 32 CHILE............................................................................................................. 35 CHINA ............................................................................................................ 36 COLOMBIA ................................................................................................... 39 COSTA RICA ................................................................................................. 41 CÔTE D’IVOIRE ........................................................................................... 42 CROATIA ....................................................................................................... 43 CUBA ............................................................................................................. 44 CYPRUS ......................................................................................................... 45 CZECH REPUBLIC ....................................................................................... 46 DENMARK .................................................................................................... 47 DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ............................................................................. 48 EGYPT ........................................................................................................... 49 El SALVADOR ............................................................................................. 50 ERITREA........................................................................................................ 51 ESTONIA ....................................................................................................... 52 ETHIOPIA ...................................................................................................... 53 EUROPEAN COMMISSION ......................................................................... 54 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT ......................................................................... 55 FIJI .................................................................................................................. 56 FINLAND ....................................................................................................... 57 FRANCE ......................................................................................................... 58 GABONESE REPUBLIC ............................................................................... 60 THE GAMBIA................................................................................................ 61 GEORGIA ...................................................................................................... 62 GERMANY .................................................................................................... 63 GHANA .......................................................................................................... 65 GREECE ......................................................................................................... 68 REPUBLIC OF GUATEMALA ..................................................................... 69 2 REPUBLIC OF GUINEA ............................................................................... 70 HOLY SEE ..................................................................................................... 71 HONDURAS .................................................................................................. 72 HUNGARY .................................................................................................... 73 ICELAND ....................................................................................................... 74 INDIA ............................................................................................................. 75 INDONESIA ................................................................................................... 76 IRAN .............................................................................................................. 78 IRAQ .............................................................................................................. 79 ISRAEL .......................................................................................................... 80 ITALY ............................................................................................................ 81 JAMAICA ....................................................................................................... 83 JAPAN ............................................................................................................ 84 JORDAN ......................................................................................................... 85 KAZAKHSTAN ............................................................................................. 86 KENYA .......................................................................................................... 88 KOREA (DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF) ................................ 89 KOREA (REPUBLIC OF) .............................................................................. 90 KOSOVO ........................................................................................................ 91 KUWAIT ........................................................................................................ 92 LAO ................................................................................................................ 93 LATVIA ......................................................................................................... 94 LEBANON ..................................................................................................... 95 LESOTHO ...................................................................................................... 96 LIBERIA ......................................................................................................... 97 LIBYA ............................................................................................................ 98 LITHUANIA .................................................................................................. 99 LUXEMBOURG .......................................................................................... 100 REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA .................................................................... 101 MALAWI...................................................................................................... 102 MALAYSIA ................................................................................................
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