Anne Anderson has had a forty-five year career in Irish diplomacy.
She joined the Department of Foreign Affairs in 1972, on the eve of Ireland's entry to the European Economic Community.
She retired in 2017 from her final diplomatic posting as Ireland's Ambassador to the United States.
Prior to this she also served as Ireland's Ambassador to France; to the United Nations, both in Geneva and New York; and to the European Union in Brussels.
She was the first woman to represent .
Thinking with my pen: speeches from a life in diplomacy, hardcover/Anne Anderson
