| Title: | Celt Notefile |
| Moderator: | TALLIS::DARCY |
| Created: | Wed Feb 19 1986 |
| Last Modified: | Tue Jun 03 1997 |
| Last Successful Update: | Fri Jun 06 1997 |
| Number of topics: | 1632 |
| Total number of notes: | 20523 |
Hi all!! I need some fast help desperately!
I have a friend coming over soon from Ireland, and I need to write
a letter for the American Embassy there saying that I've invited
him and he'll be staying with me, etc. Can anyone one of you
Dubliners get me the address of the American Embassy in Dublin (for
the header on the letter), and give me advice on how to address
it? Should it be "To the American Embassy, Dublin, or Mr/Ms
Ambassador, or what?
I need to mail this letter out today, so if you could get the info.
to me soon, I'd appreciate it!
If calling would be quicker, you can reach me at DTN 467-2514 (in
Mass.).
Thanks!!
-Lorelei
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| 663.1 | Most of the Dubliners are Out to Lunch ... :-) | TUNER::BURNS | The B&I to Paradise | Tue Oct 17 1989 12:10 | 16 |
UNITED STATES EMBASSY
42 ELGIN ROAD
DUBLIN 4 IRELAND
TELE # 011-353-01-688777
The IRISH EMBASSY in Boston is located at 535 Boylston Street,
and can be reached at (617) 267-9330 Maybe they can assist you.
keVin
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| 663.2 | And Larry Can Bring The Beer! :^) | WREATH::DROTTER | Tue Oct 17 1989 14:16 | 34 | |
re. .0
Lorelei,
A politician "acquaintance" of ours, came up with a
"short" suggestion to try and help you:
Why don't you MARRY this lad from Dublin & solve all the problems?!! :^>
Then you won't have to put all these notes in here about looking for
touristy places to go, good restaurants, concerts and happenings,
address of the American Embassy, letters to cover your beau's
stay here, etc., etc., etc.
I mean, once you take the plunge for connubial bliss, you can:
Take him to all these touristy places yourself,
Read the Globe "Calendar" and take him to all these restaurants
and concerts in the greater Boston/New England area,
Not have to write letters (looking for favors or letters of transit)
from the political appointee morons that infest the U.S. Embassy system,
esp. in Dublin,
keep him here - which will be your and (Boston's) gain, and Ireland's
loss,
and last but not least, you can invite all of us Celt noters
to the wedding so that we can finally have that get-together
everyone has been talking about, BUT NOT DOING ANYTHING TO
MAKE IT HAPPEN. (I'm talkin about YOU, keVin! Mr. Arts &
Entertainment - INDEED! At least George, "Call Me Wild Thing"
D'arcy has an excuse: he has another appointment to get his
hair cut :^> )
Joe (Ambassador), Tir na Nog
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| 663.3 | Youre alive Joe | RUTILE::AUNGIER | Every day is a new experience | Tue Oct 17 1989 17:24 | 3 |
Nice to see you are alive and well Joe.
El Gringo
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| 663.5 | Merci beacoup! | HYEND::SECRETARY_2 | Wed Oct 18 1989 12:19 | 6 | |
Gee, thanks a lot, Paddy!!
(297-2514 doesn't work? Are you sure?)
-Lorelei
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| 663.6 | TOPDOC::AHERN | Dennis the Menace | Mon Oct 23 1989 17:43 | 8 | |
RE: .1 "Consulation prize"
> The IRISH EMBASSY in Boston is located at 535 Boylston Street,
I realize that our Irish cousins have good cause to think that
Boston is the Capitol of the United States, but isn't that place
on Boylston Street a Consulate?
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