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Diplomatic List DIPLOMATIC LIST February 2017 DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE CONTENTS Index of Missions 2 Missions and representations accredited to Ireland 5 National Days 184 Order of Precedence 185 Honorary Consular Representatives 191 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 BANGLADESH (contd) ............................................................................. 19 BELARUS ................................................................................................. 20 BELGIUM .................................................................................................. 21 BELIZE………………………………………………………....... 22 BOLIVIA .................................................................................................... 23 BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA ............................................................... 24 BOTSWANA .............................................................................................. 25 BRAZIL ...................................................................................................... 26 BRUNEI DARUSSALAM .......................................................................... 27 BULGARIA ................................................................................................ 28 BURKINA FASO ....................................................................................... 29 BURKINA FASO (contd) ........................................................................... 30 CAMBODIA ............................................................................................... 31 CANADA.................................................................................................... 32 CANADA (contd) ....................................................................................... 33 CHILE ......................................................................................................... 35 CHINA ........................................................................................................ 36 CHINA (contd) ............................................................................................ 37 China (contd)………………………………......... ………………. 38 COLOMBIA ............................................................................................... 39 COLOMBIA (contd) ................................................................................... 40 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 2 GABONESE REPUBLIC ........................................................................... 60 THE GAMBIA ............................................................................................ 61 GEORGIA ................................................................................................... 62 GERMANY ................................................................................................ 63 GHANA ...................................................................................................... 65 GREECE ..................................................................................................... 68 REPUBLIC OF GUATEMALA.................................................................. 69 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 KAZAKHSTAN (contd) ............................................................................. 87 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 .................................................................................................
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