VIP Visits

Presenting Ambassador Daniel Mulhall

Daniel Mulhall took up duty as Ireland’s 18th Ambassador to the United States in August 2017. He was born and brought up in Waterford and undertook his undergraduate and post-graduate studies at University College Cork where he specialized in modern Irish history.

Ambassador Mulhall maintains a keen interest in Irish history and literature. He is the author of A New Day Dawning: A Portrait of Ireland in 1900 (Cork, 1999) and co-editor of The Shaping of Modern Ireland: A Centenary Assessment (Dublin, 2016) and has made numerous contributions to books, newspapers and journals published in Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Germany and Britain.

A keen advocate of public diplomacy, Ambassador Mulhall makes regular use of social media in order to provide information on the work of the Embassy, to highlight Ireland’s achievements and to engage with Irish communities and those with an interest in Ireland.

Presentation by Ambassador on Ulysses 100

Saturday May 21st 2pm – 4pm

Join us for a very exciting presentation by Ambassador Daniel Mulhall on his book “Ulysses – A Reader’s Odyssey” as part of our celebration for the 100 year anniversary of James Joyce’s infamous and acclaimed book “Ulysses”.

This is a FREE event and donations are greatly appreciated but sign up is REQUIRED – no walk ins will be permitted under any circumstance. Dress code is business causal.

AZ Irish Community Reception with Ambassador Daniel Mulhall

Sunday May 22nd 4:30pm – 6:30pm

Join us for a very special community reception in the Great Hall of the Irish Cultural Center to welcome Ambassador Daniel Mulhall from Ireland.

Light hors d’oeuvres and cash bar will be available.

This is a FREE event and donations are greatly appreciated but sign up is REQUIRED – no walk ins will be permitted under any circumstance. Dress code is business causal.

Ulysses Presentation - 5/21/2022

Sign Up is required.
No walk ins will be permitted

Community Reception - 5/22/2022

Sign Up is required.
No walk ins will be permitted