Embassy of Ireland in Warsaw, Poland
- Address: ul. Mysia 5 6th Floor, 00-496 Warszawa
- Phone: +48225642200, +48228496633
- Fax: +48228498431, +228498431
- Email: warsawembassy@dfa.ie (verified)
- Website: ireland.ie (checked 24 Oct 2026)
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Ireland in Poland
Embassy of Ireland in Warsaw, Poland; address ul. Mysia 5 6th Floor, 00-496, Warszawa; phone +48225642200. Plus 1 other mission.
Consulate of Ireland in Poznan, Poland
- Address: ul. Fredry 7, lok. 48 (Masztalarnia), 61-001 Poznań
- Phone: +48501432144, +618531894, +501432144
- Fax: +4862387615
- Email: konsulat@irlandia.pl (verified), artur.sikora@honoraryconsul.ie, krzysztof.schramm@honoraryconsul.ie (verified)
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Head of mission: Mr. Artur Sikora, Honorary Consul (confirmed in the diplomatic list of Poland, 3 Sep 2024)
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Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Ireland as a destination for visitors from Poland?
Ireland is an appealing destination for many Polish travelers, thanks to its stunning landscapes and rich culture. With 6.2 million Poles traveling abroad annually, a portion of them is likely to be attracted to Ireland's lush countryside, historic sites, and unique lifestyle.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Ireland for tourists coming from Poland?
Ireland is generally considered a safe destination for tourists, including those from Poland. However, safety perceptions can vary based on specific circumstances. According to safety rankings, Ireland is 35th out of 40 countries for safety while walking alone at night, which is lower than Poland's ranking of 20th. Conversely, Ireland ranks 2nd in the Global Peace Index, making it one of the safest countries globally, while Poland is ranked 32nd. In terms of murder rates, Ireland has a lower rate (0.4 per 100,000 people) compared to Poland (0.7). Regarding organized crime, Poland generally scores better in various categories, such as mafia presence and state crime, while Ireland has higher scores in areas like foreign crime and cocaine trade. Overall, while there are some safety concerns, Ireland remains a popular and relatively safe destination for Polish tourists.