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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Catherine_ColonnaCatherine Colonna - Wikipedia

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   Catherine Colonna (French: [katʁin kɔlɔna]; born 16 April 1956) is a French diplomat and politician who served as Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs in the government of Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne from May 2022 to January 2024.

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3. irelandseye.ie › historical-background-of-theHistorical background of the Department of External Affairs

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   Feb 25, 2022 · Arthur Griffith replaced Plunkett as Minister for Foreign Affairs on the 26th August 1921. The Anglo-Irish Treaty was signed in December 1921 and on the 7th January 1922, the Dáil accepted it by sixty-four to fifty-seven votes.

4. www.diplomatie.gouv.fr › en › the-ministry-and-itsOur History - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs

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   Louis de Revol, the first Minister of Foreign Affairs. On 1 January 1589, a new regulation gave exclusive responsibility for the "Department" of foreign affairs to one of these secretaries of state, Louis de Revol.

5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Ministry_for_Europe_andMinistry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (France) - Wikipedia

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   The Ancien Régime position of Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs became Foreign Minister around 1723; [1] it was renamed Minister of Foreign Affairs in 1791 in the aftermath of early stages of the French Revolution.

6. www.diplomatie.gouv.fr › en › country-filesFrance and Ireland - Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs

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   A presidential visit to Dublin was held on 26 August 2021, which included the French Foreign Minister, the Minister of State for European Affairs and the Minister of the Economy and Finance. During this visit, the France-Ireland Joint Plan of Action 2021-2025 was signed.

7. www.dfa.ie › ireland-in-the-eu-historyIreland and the EU: A History - Department of Foreign Affairs

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   Then on 14 January 1963 French President General de Gaulle raised doubts over Britain’s suitability for EEC membership and vetoed London’s application. Ireland’s EEC application was within the collateral damage of de Gaulle’s ‘Non’. The French President did not veto Ireland’s application, but with its main

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   Who was the First Minister of Foreign Affairs?

   • Louis de Revol, the first Minister of Foreign Affairs. On 1 January 1589, a new regulation gave exclusive responsibility for the "Department" of foreign affairs to one of these secretaries of state, Louis de Revol. He was the first incumbent of the Ministry; He used to go to see the King every day at five o’clock in the morning.

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   Did France have a foreign policy before it had a minister?

   • France had diplomats before it had a minister of foreign affairs and had a minister before it had a ministry. Louis de Revol, the first Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Kings of France always had a foreign policy, but to begin with they handled it alone, directly with other sovereigns.

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   What is the relationship between France and Ireland?

   • Political relations with Ireland are excellent and marked by numerous bilateral visits. France and Ireland have a strong partnership, particularly with regard to European affairs, and French and Irish views are shared on many international and European issues. In 2019, the Irish authorities published “Ireland’s Strategy for France 2019–2025”.

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   Did the French have a ministry?

   • They had diplomatic counsellors, for example, Commynes for Louis XI. They sent temporary and subsequently permanent embassies. However, all these things do not make a ministry, which provides a number of services available on demand.

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   Did French President François Mitterrand visit Ireland?

   • To date, the only state visit to Ireland by a President of the French Republic has been that of François Mitterrand in 1988, during which he made a powerful speech before Parliament in favour of the European project.

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   How does France support the teaching of French in Ireland?

   • France supports the teaching of French in Ireland through a continuous training programme for teachers. Since October 2021, there has been an Irish Civil Service French Language Network, which has 1,200 members.

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9. www.ireland.ie › en › dfaAbout the Department | Department of Foreign ... - Ireland.ie

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   Our mission is to promote and protect abroad the values, interests and economic well-being of Ireland and its people. We do this under the political direction of our Ministers, through our staff at home and through our Embassy network abroad.