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Shaz	Posted: 26.02.2006, 01:07
registered: Feb. 2006 Posts: 1650 Status: online	A child born in Ireland after 01 January 2005, neither of whose parents was an Irish citizen, will not be an Irish citizen unless one of the parents was lawfully resident in Ireland for at least three out of the four years preceding the child's birth. http://foreignaffairs.gov.ie/services/citizenship/default.asp?m=s


Ian	Posted: 26.02.2006, 01:59
registered: May. 2005 Posts: 334 Status: offline last visit: 28.11.08	Yes this is a result of the Irish citizenship referendum in June, 2004 when the people of Ireland voted to change the law on citizenship. Following the Irish Government published the proposed new legislation on citizenship in September 2004 and as you say the new law came into effect at the start of 2005. Do you (Shaz) think it's a good law? (The Irish Government cannot introduce legislation in Ireland that conflicts with Bunreacht na hEireann (the basic law or Constitution of the country). Sometimes it is necessary therefore, to change or amend the Constitution. Each time the Government wishes to change or amend the Constitution, it must do it by holding a referendum. A referendum gives the people of Ireland opportunity to express their opinion and vote for or against the proposed change or amendment.)


Stonefly	Posted: 26.02.2006, 02:05
registered: Aug. 2004 Posts: 694 Status: offline last visit: 07.08.07	Ireland? Let's all go out & get cheap Guinness on 'Paddy's Day', shall we? It means f*** all to me!


morgarrow	Posted: 26.02.2006, 12:27
registered: May. 2005 Posts: 373 Status: offline last visit: 28.11.08	All to their own Stonefly. The new blue David seems to think the opposite - he's been to Ireland to find out why their economy is streaks ahead of the Brit economy. Have you had a skinfull of G tonight (or last night) Sf as you're sounding grumpy??? :cry:


CornishIntifada	Posted: 26.02.2006, 22:29
registered: Dec. 2004 Posts: 412 Status: offline last visit: 12.06.08	The Irish have never accepted any sort of immigration whilst they cheefully go into other people's lands. Lets remember Vortigern invited the Saxons to repel Irish pirates who were then raiding western Britain along with the Picts from the north. The irish really shouldn't complain. This law is to stop all the immigrants from the middle east Turkey etc from getting a toe hold in Ireland. Smart move on their part if they want to avoid the coming European civil war and protect their culture.


AndyQ	Posted: 27.02.2006, 19:53
registered: Aug. 2004 Posts: 733 Status: offline last visit: 17.02.07	"Smart move on their part if they want to avoid the coming European civil war and protect their culture." You nutter!!


GolowDydh	Posted: 27.02.2006, 20:57
registered: Aug. 2005 Posts: 392 Status: offline last visit: 31.01.08	Quote he's been to Ireland to find out why their economy is streaks ahead of the Brit economy Do you mean to say it was nothing to do with the millions of pounds, marks, francs etc. thrown at the Irish economy by Europe in the 90s.


Shaz	Posted: 03.03.2006, 23:29
registered: Feb. 2006 Posts: 1650 Status: online	QuoteDo you (Shaz) think it's a good law? Don't know mate, just thought it was interesting, bit of a celtic connection, that's about it really

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