English Poland : 02 April 2014SearchAdvanced SearchHome/Ireland in PolandLast Updated:14 Mar 2014Ireland in PolandFáilte! Welcome! Witamy!W imieniu Ambasady Irlandii w Warszawie, witam na naszej stronieinternetowej. Mam nadzieję, że będzie ona przydatnym źródłeminformacji. W celu uzyskania dodatkowych informacji prosimy okontakt z Ambasadą. Z chęcią odpowiemy na Państwapytania.On behalf of the Embassy of Ireland in Warsaw, I would like towelcome you to our website.  I hope that you will find ituseful and informative.  If you require any furtherinformation, please contact us at the Embassy and we will do ourbest to assist you.Obserwuj nas na Twitterze! Follow us ontwitter!  #IrlEmbWarsawEugene Hutchinson, Ambasador IrlandiiHappy St Patrick's DayRead the St Patrick's Day Message from President Michael D. Higginshere.#IrelandInspires - watch and share ourshort film celebrating St Patrick's Day.W.B. Yeats - Life and WorksThe exhibition is now showing at the University of Szczecin.Exhibition at Muzeum Literatury 22 January - 16 FebruaryWe are delighted to bring this wonderful exhibition about W.B.Yeats to Poland in 2014. The exhibition, based on the originalexhibition of the National Library of Ireland is presented inEnglish and Polish and is presented in partnership with theFundacjaKultury Irlandzkiej, and Bank Zachodni WBK.At the Museumof Literature in Warsaw the exhibition includes literaryand historical information about this great Irish writer andstatesman, films including wonderful archive recordings, apresentation of books by and about Yeats, and a selection of booksto sit down and learn from and enjoy.In the next few months, the exhibition will be in Szczecin, Poznanand Lublin. The National Library of Ireland also has a digital version ofthe original exhibition.Message for the Irish Diaspora from the Chairman of theConvention on the Constitution
On the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the constitution by the
people of Ireland, a Convention on the Constitution has been
established to submit recommendations to the Houses of the
Oireachtas on changes to make the constitution more relevant to the
Ireland of the 21st Century.
Comprising 100 members – 66 citizens, 33 all-island
parliamentarians and an independent Chairman – the Convention will
consider eight topics during 2013, ranging from making a provision
for same-sex marriage to giving citizens resident outside the State
the right to vote in presidential elections.
The Chairman of the Convention on the Constitution, Tom Arnold
(former CEO of Concern Worldwide) invites Irish citizens resident
abroad to express their views on future Constitutional change:
“It is really important that we hear from Irish people where ever
they are located. They will bring a valuable perspective to our
deliberations and the Convention looks forward to hearing from
them”.
Irish citizens living and working abroad are being encouraged to
participate in what is an historic initiative in deliberative
democracy. The Go