Embassies and consulates

Consulate General of Ireland

4.5

212 319 2555

New York City, 345 Park Ave # 17, New York, NY 10154

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Consulate General of Ireland
345 Park Avenue, 17th Floor
New York, NY 10154

The Consulate General is located on the east side of Park Avenue between 51st and 52nd Streets. There is also an entrance to our building on Lexington Avenue, between 51st and 52nd Streets. The closest subway station is 51st St Station, which is served by the 6 train. Lexington Avenue/53rd Street station is one block away and is served by the E and M trains.

Please note that, as with most large office buildings in New York City, photo ID is required to access the Consulate’s building.

Opening hours

The Consulate operates on an appointment-only basis. While we encourage customers to apply for documentation by mail or courier where possible, please contact us if you feel you need to come into the Consulate in person, and we will arrange an appointment time.

Our telephone lines are open from 8.30am to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. If you reach the answering machine, please leave a message and a staff member will return your call as soon as possible.

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Reviews about Consulate General of Ireland

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11.09.2023 13:27

Much more informative, than the consulate in Atlanta.*sorry!*
actually , it's the one I used to go through for Documents, passports, info., when living in Atlanta.
NYC Irish Consulate were able to help me in my more unusual situation of obtaining passports for my children, (a Dublin proccess) advice on what our rights are, as dual citizens of America and Ireland.
(which is part of the EU for those that are not aware). They are very particular about it nowadays, and it's reserved only through legacy..
Basically now- Only through a parent that was an Irish citizen, when you were born. (Tis A GREAT thing for us auld Yanks that would prefer to bring their children back home and reverse what our mothers or fathers did, *OR grandparents* as the American dream has turned to nightmare for many of us- ☆ feeling blessed for EIRE- as a Maher of three, that are feeling lost in this US non-united system
(where children can be ripped from their MOTHER, in A Southern town with narrow Minds- based on slander, libel, and appearance, and disability that DOES NOT affect my parenting.
Add my decision to legally homeschooling via online ,with a Georgia waiver submitted to the DOE!) Never imagined that would be enough to be treated like a criminal, when I don't even believe in spanking...I am fed up with having harassment done to me by classless people, using a different form of abuse when they could not lay their hands on me or my kids.... how very WRONG, and definitely feel ashamed to be American right now...
Money does not buy class, nor does it buy dignity, empathy, or ethics. THANK GOD FOR THE US CONSTITUTION& IT'S FEDERAL PROTECTIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS- albeit still in the process of seeing this work.