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"Dobrodošli" (=Welcome) on the website of the Embassy of Slovenia in Dublin and thank you for your interest in Slovenia. I hope the website will provide you with useful information on the Embassy’s work as well as on Slovenia, whether this is your first encounter with the country or you have visited it before. From the Celtic kingdom of Noricum, early Middle Age Irish monks and St Fergal to James Joyce, Slovenia and Ireland share parts of their history – and future. Slovenia is not only a Central European and Alpine country, but also a Mediterranean one. Every year, thousands of Irish tourists visit the Alpine gems of Bled, Bohinj and Kranjska Gora or the picturesque town of Piran on the Adriatic Coast, golf at Bled or ride at the world-famous Lipica (Lipizzaner) Stud Farm, admire the Postojna Caves in the Karst, stroll through the cosy down-towns of Baroque Ljubljana or Maribor, visit the oldest Slovenian town of Ptuj... Jasna Geršak, Facts about Slovenia For a detailed and up-to-date introduction to Slovenia in English, French or German language the booklet Facts about Slovenia 2009 is available. In its 2009 edition the booklet has 107 pages and features numerous colour photographs and a map of Slovenia. Sinfo - Slovenian Information Sinfo February 2010 - Headlines In focus: Slovenia and 21st Winter Olympics in Vancouver News from Slovenia For the latest news from Slovenia please visit the website of the Government communication office. Stay up to date with RSS feeds. Subscribe to Slovenia News You are kindly invited to subscribe to our weekly newsletter - Slovenia News. To subscribe click here. Slovenian Ministry of Foreign Affairs press releases Here you can find the press releases of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia.
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