Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland
Ciara Fitzpatrick is an experienced professional currently serving as a Duty Officer at the Department of Foreign Affairs in Ireland, providing emergency assistance to Irish citizens abroad since December 2021. Prior to this role, Ciara worked as an Executive Officer within the same department, specializing in public procurement. Previous experience includes positions at Dublin City Council as a Clerical Officer in Human Resources and as a Customer Service Representative with Chill Insurance, focusing on home insurance renewals and compliance. Earlier roles encompass customer service and administrative functions at Open 24 Permanent TSB, Uniphar Group, Bank of Ireland, and SoftCo. Ciara holds a Certificate in Local Government Studies from the Institute of Public Administration, a Master of Arts in Sociology from NUIM, and Bachelor of Science and Masters in Pharmacology from University College Dublin.
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Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Ireland
Ireland plays an active role in the world and we make valuable contributions to international affairs through our involvement in multilateral organisations, such as the EU and the UN. The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's mission is to promote and protect the values, interests and economic well-being of Ireland and its people, at home and abroad. The Department works to: • Represent and advance Ireland’s policies and interests with other states and in international organisations, including the EU and the UN - bit.ly/1dFfuwE; • Promote investment in Ireland and support Irish businesses to expand overseas - bit.ly/1gqbB1W; • Promote Ireland as a tourism destination and promote Ireland’s culture abroad - bit.ly/1gm4hpc; • Provide frontline consular and passport services to Irish citizens overseas - bit.ly/JOcaaP; • Engage with and support Irish communities abroad - bit.ly/1en6sEH; • Manage Ireland’s overseas development programmes in Ireland’s key partner countries - www.irishaid.ie The Department's main phone number is +353 1 408 2000.