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New Zealand Embassy in Ireland Kia ora and welcome to the official page of the New Zealand Embassy in Dublin, Ireland.

A global Microsoft outage is affecting business operations at the New Zealand Embassy in Ireland.As a result, there may ...
13/11/2026

A global Microsoft outage is affecting business operations at the New Zealand Embassy in Ireland.

As a result, there may be delays in receiving and responding to emails, while the issue is being resolved.

📧 You can still email the team at [email protected]

☎️ And you can call us on +353 1 564 7680

Thanks for your understanding - Ngā mihi mō tō koutou māramatanga.

Due to planned disruptions and road closures in Dublin city centre over the coming days, access to the New Zealand Embas...
10/11/2026

Due to planned disruptions and road closures in Dublin city centre over the coming days, access to the New Zealand Embassy may be affected on Wednesday and Friday, and the Embassy premises will not be accessible on Thursday.

The Embassy team will be working throughout this period and will continue to respond to phone calls and emails as usual, on +353 1 7680 and [email protected]

For the latest information on road closures, traffic restrictions and travel disruptions, please visit www.garda.ie

We expect normal service and access to resume next week. Ngā mihi 🇳🇿 🇮🇪

The New Zealand Business Network Ireland (NZBNI) invites you to pre-Christmas networking drinks at the Camden Court Hote...
09/11/2026

The New Zealand Business Network Ireland (NZBNI) invites you to pre-Christmas networking drinks at the Camden Court Hotel, Dublin 2, on Thursday, 26 November 2026, from 5.30pm to 7.30pm. Everyone is welcome!

To attend, please RSVP to [email protected].

The NZBNI Committee will also be organising a dinner nearby afterwards. If you would like to join the dinner, please include this in your RSVP. Places are limited, but they will do our best to accommodate everyone interested.

06/11/2026

We’re delighted to share the work of Irish librarian Colm O’Connor, creator of The Library After Dark: a free, immersive digital library that lets readers wander virtual bookshelves and discover classic works in a beautifully designed online space.

This week, Colm has opened a dedicated New Zealand Room, inspired by Aotearoa New Zealand’s landscapes, history and literary heritage. Featuring works by Katherine Mansfield, Lady Barker, Samuel Butler, F. E. Maning, William Pember Reeves, James Cowan and others, the room offers a fascinating introduction to New Zealand writing through a collection of public-domain classics.

Enter via the library’s Grand Hall, spin the globe, and take an Alice-in-Wonderland journey through the Earth to the Antipodes!

🔗 Explore the New Zealand Room: https://libraryafterdark.space/?room=nz

Ngā mihi to Colm for this creative celebration of New Zealand literature. We’d love to hear which New Zealand writer is your favourite.

A celebration sixty years in the making 🇳🇿 🇮🇪Last week we celebrated 60 years of diplomatic relations between New Zealan...
04/11/2026

A celebration sixty years in the making 🇳🇿 🇮🇪
Last week we celebrated 60 years of diplomatic relations between New Zealand and Ireland. Our countries may sit on opposite sides of the world, but we are connected by deep people-to-people ties, shared values, and a longstanding commitment to working together internationally.

The evening was a reminder that relationships like ours are sustained not only by official ties, but by the people who build bridges between nations every day, through business, education, science, culture, sport, and friendship.

Míle buíochas and ngā mihi nui to everyone who joined us. Here's to the next chapter in the New Zealand-Ireland story 🖤 💚

Overseas voting in the General Election is now open! 🇳🇿For your vote to count, enrol by Sunday 25 October.💻 The easiest ...
21/10/2026

Overseas voting in the General Election is now open! 🇳🇿

For your vote to count, enrol by Sunday 25 October.

💻 The easiest and quickest way to vote from overseas is to download and upload your voting papers from vote.nz.
Online voting closes at 7am (local time) on election day, Saturday 7 November.

🧍 To vote in person in Ireland, you can visit us at the Embassy from today:
New Zealand Embassy,
Third Floor, 2-4 Merrion Row,
D02 WP23

Voting hours: 10am-1pm & 2pm-3pm (local time) Monday to Friday. We are closed on weekends and Monday 26 October for the bank holiday.
Voting in person at the Embassy closes Thursday 5 November at 12pm.

✉️ Voting papers may be posted to the Embassy when completed.

📞 If you have a physical disability that prevents you from marking your voting paper without assistance, you may be eligible to vote by telephone dictation.

Find out more at www.vote.nz 🗳️

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🗳️ Overseas and voting? Make sure you're enrolled by 25 October.Overseas voting opens 21 October and closes 6 November. ...
19/10/2026

🗳️ Overseas and voting? Make sure you're enrolled by 25 October.

Overseas voting opens 21 October and closes 6 November. Vote online, by post, or in person at the New Zealand Embassy.

Find everything you need at vote.nz 🇳🇿

16/10/2026
🇳🇿 New Zealand comedy is coming to Ireland! 🇮🇪Legendary Kiwi comedian Rhys Darby is bringing his latest show to Ireland ...
14/10/2026

🇳🇿 New Zealand comedy is coming to Ireland! 🇮🇪

Legendary Kiwi comedian Rhys Darby is bringing his latest show to Ireland from 20 October to 1 November, with shows in Dublin, Belfast, Balbriggan, Galway, Cork, Limerick & Sligo.

Joining him is fellow Kiwi and brilliant support act Steve Wrigley.

If you’ve seen Rhys before, you’ll know you’re in for a hilarious night. If you’ve seen haven’t, now’s your chance!

Tickets at www.rhysdarby.com

What started as a community coming together for breakfast and to watch the All Blacks v Ireland Test Match in July has b...
05/10/2026

What started as a community coming together for breakfast and to watch the All Blacks v Ireland Test Match in July has become something truly special!

Thanks to the generosity of everyone who joined us at Suttonians RFC, enough funds were raised to purchase an adaptive tricycle for St Michael’s House Special School, Baldoyle. Recently, Ambassador Ange had the privilege of seeing it alongside Kevin from Variety Ireland. It was a moving reminder of the incredible difference that can be made when a community comes together.

This one trike will help provide opportunities for inclusion, independence, exercise and fun, bringing joy to students and the wider school community for years to come.
A heartfelt thank you to Variety Ireland, Suttonians RFC, and everyone who helped make this happen. 🚲✨🍀

Variety - the Children's Charity of Ireland SuttoniansRFC St Michaels House

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