Embassy of Ireland, Berlin

Address
Telephone/Fax/E-mail
Travelling to the Embassy
Opening Hours
Emergency Assistance
Diplomatic Staff

Address/Anschrift
Embassy of Ireland/Botschaft von Irland
Jägerstraße 51
10117 Berlin

Telephone/Fax
Tel.: +49 (0)30 220720
Fax: +49 (0)30 22072299

E-mail the Mission

Travelling to the Embassy/Anfahrt  
The Embassy is located just off Berlin’s Gendarmenmarkt at Jägerstraße 51 and can also be easily reached by public transport.  The U-Bahnhof (metro) station “Hausvogteiplatz” (U2 line) is just a few minutes walk from Embassy.  How to reach the Embassy from:

- Berlin U-Bahn (Metro) network: Take U2 line to Hausvogteiplatz Station. Follow the signs for the “Taubenstraße” exit and walk ca. 150m west to Gendarmenmarkt, turn right on Markgrafenstraße, and then turn right again onto Jägerstraße.

- Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Rail Station): Take eastbound S-Bahn to Alexanderplatz Station (all eastbound S-Bahn trains from Hauptbahnhof stop at Alexanderplatz).  At Alexanderplatz take the U2 line to Hausvogteiplatz.

- Berlin Schönefeld Airport: Take  S9 (Direction S Blankenburg) to Schönhauser Allee. From there take U2 line to Hausvogteiplatz.

- Berlin-Tegel Airport: Take Bus TXL to Staatsoper stop (Unter den Linden).  Walk ca. 50m east on Unter den Linden to Oberwallstraße, turn right and walk 200m before turning right onto Jägerstraße.  

Please note that these itineraries are provided for information only.  For the latest information on public transport options to the Embassy logon to www.bvg.de (site also available in English).  

Opening Hours/Öffnungszeiten
Mo-Fr 09:30-12:30 & 14:30-16:45 (excluding Visa Office)
Mo-Fr 10.00- 12:00 (Visa Office - telephone service only).  For information on visas for Ireland, please review the Visa Section of this website.  To make/discuss visa applications in person please contact the Embassy by phone to arrange an appointment.

If you require emergency assistance from the Embassy
If you need emergency assistance from the Embassy, then contact us immediately. Our telephone number is: 030 2207 20 (from within Germany).  If you require emergency assistance at the weekend or on a bank holiday, you will be asked to leave a message on the answering machine. The answering machine is monitored regularly, and the Duty Officer at the Embassy will contact you as soon as possible. When you leave a message, remember to state your name, the nature of the problem, where you are now, and the details of how the Duty Officer can contact you (eg leave your mobile phone number, or the phone number of the hotel/hostel where you are staying). If necessary, contact the police also. Please note that the Duty Officer will deal with emergencies only.

Diplomatic Staff/Diplomaten
Ambassador- Mr Dan Mulhall
Counsellor - Mr Nicholas O'Brien
First Secretary (Media, Information and Culture) - Mr Adrian Farrell
First Secretary (Economic) Ms Margaret Stanley
First Secretary (Agriculture) - Mr Pat Johnstone
Second Secretary - Ms Lesley Ní Bhriain