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The department of Foreign Affairs said the theme for St Patrick’s Day 2024 will be “Ireland’s Future in the World”, which will focus on young Irish people, the country’s diaspora, and …
Taoiseach, Tánaiste and eight ministers to travel to US for St Patrick’s Day this year More representatives are going stateside in a bid to firm up the Irish-US relationship.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar will undertake an official visit to the United States from 11 to 17 March. The Taoiseach will travel to Boston for a series of political, economic and Irish community engagements before travelling to Washington D.C. for the traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations as well as a full program of economic and political engagements.
the US visit will see ministers travelling to cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Seattle, Chicago, Atlanta, Savannah, San Francisco and Washington DC.
ireland is the seventh-largest source of foreign direct investment in the US with approximately 115,000 people employed by the top ten Irish employers across all 50 states.
Ministers will point out that Ireland is a stable and reliable gateway supporting nearly 1,000 US companies access the EU market.
The SDLP has ruled out attending any events for St Patrick’s Day in Washington next month.
They will say Ireland’s focus is on protecting the existing Ireland-US relationship in the areas of politics, economics, trade and investment and culture.
The declaration of the St Patrick’s Day programme comes on foot of the Tánaiste last week securing Government approval to establish the Trade Consultative Forum and the US-based Strategic Economic Advisory Panel.
Meanwhile, Mr Martin will update the Cabinet on the cross-government programme to tackle child poverty and improve wellbeing.
Minister for Higher Education James Lawless will give details to of Ireland’s application for Associate Membership of the European Organization for Nuclear Research, CERN.
St. Patrick’s Day 2024: “Ireland’s Future in the World”
Table of Contents
- St. Patrick’s Day 2024: “Ireland’s Future in the World”
- What key travels are planned for Irish officials during the St. patrick’s day 2024 celebrations?
- How is Ireland focused on protecting the existing relationship with the U.S. during these celebrations?
- Can you provide details on Ireland’s application for Associate Membership of CERN?
- What updates will Tánaiste give to the Cabinet regarding child poverty?
- Concluding Summary
What key travels are planned for Irish officials during the St. patrick’s day 2024 celebrations?
The Taoiseach,Leo Varadkar,will visit the United States from March 11 to 17.he will initially travel to Boston for a series of political, economic, and Irish community engagements, followed by Washington D.C. for the traditional St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and further engagements. Additionally, ministers will travel to cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Miami, Seattle, Chicago, Atlanta, Savannah, San Francisco, and Washington D.C.
How is Ireland focused on protecting the existing relationship with the U.S. during these celebrations?
Ireland’s focus is on strengthening the existing Ireland-U.S. relationship in the areas of politics, economics, trade, investment, and culture. Ministers will emphasize Ireland’s role as a stable and reliable gateway, supporting nearly 1,000 U.S. companies to access the EU market.
Can you provide details on Ireland’s application for Associate Membership of CERN?
Minister for Higher Education James Lawless will give details of Ireland’s application for Associate Membership of the European association for Nuclear Research, CERN.
What updates will Tánaiste give to the Cabinet regarding child poverty?
Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore will update the Cabinet on the cross-government programme aimed at tackling child poverty and improving well-being.
Concluding Summary
The upcoming St. Patrick’s Day 2024 celebrations will see key Irish officials, including the Taoiseach and several ministers, traveling to the United States to enhance and protect the Ireland-U.S. relationship across various domains such as politics, economics, trade, investment, and culture. The events also coincide with meaningful initiatives like Ireland’s application for Associate Membership of CERN and efforts to address child poverty through a comprehensive government program.