
Geraldine Byrne Nason
Geraldine Byrne Nason is a prominent Irish diplomat who served as Ireland's Ambassador to the United Nations, where she has used Eavan Boland's poetry to inspire discussions on women's rights and representation globally.
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It is understood the Irish Embassy in Washington, headed by Geraldine Byrne Nason, has warned about possible negative consequences if the Bill passes.
Opposition parties vow to toughen ‘gutted’ Occupied Territories Bill – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason is the ambassador in Washington who responded robustly to criticism of Ireland in a letter to the Wall Street Journal.
Opinions are hardening against Ireland in Britain and the US. How worried should we be? – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason will remain in her post as Ambassador to the United States.
Ireland set to commit tens of millions in additional Gaza aid in coming months – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason is the Irish Ambassador in Washington who provided assistance.
Irish Government did not pay a ransom, officials say – The Irish TimesThey thanked Mr Harris and officials at the Department of Foreign Affairs as well as Geraldine Byrne Nason, the Irish Ambassador in Washington for their assistance.
Irish woman Gena Heraty kidnapped in Haiti has been released along with other captives – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason is mentioned as a potential candidate for the presidency.
The presidency is not a Rose of Tralee contest for over-35s – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne-Nason is mentioned as a possible candidate for the presidential election.
Joe Duffy and Bertie Ahern among names circulating but parties wary of ‘knee-jerk’ selection – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason is Ireland’s ambassador to Washington and is being considered as a candidate for the presidential election.
If our Geraldine can thrive in Trump’s Washington, she might be a worthy winner of the race for the Áras – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne-Nason is the Irish Ambassador in Washington who appeared stressed during the meeting.
Taoiseach was cock-a-hoop after his meeting with Trump, but a quick reality check followed – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason was one of Martin's three senior advisers who looked like they would happily change places with a bomb disposal squad.
Meek Taoiseach and the Trump bomb that never went off – The Irish TimesGeraldine Byrne Nason mentioned the inspirational impact of Eavan Boland's poetry during Ireland's term on the UN Security Council.
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