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Anyone hear have dual nationality?

06-11-2009 2:48pm

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irishultra

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curious:P

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#2 06-11-2009 2:49pm

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well ,my mam is from armagh ,so technically....

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#3 06-11-2009 2:49pm

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my best mate has it for here and Canada...

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#4 06-11-2009 2:51pm

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irishultra wrote: »

curious:P

Bi curious?

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#5 06-11-2009 2:52pm

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Yes, I have heard of dual-nationality.

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#6 06-11-2009 2:53pm

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Not personally, but my kids have.

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#7 06-11-2009 2:54pm

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Makayla Delightful Marmalade wrote: »

Yes, I have heard of dual-nationality.

As seen here:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055729969

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#8 06-11-2009 2:55pm

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irishultra wrote: »

curious:P

Have you? I don't. 99% Irish, 1% Alcohol.

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#9 06-11-2009 2:56pm

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Yes.

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#10 06-11-2009 2:56pm

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Yep./

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#11 06-11-2009 2:57pm

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yes guess which one? i

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#12 06-11-2009 2:58pm

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Thats the problem with Chinese phone books, there's so many Wings and Wongs, you're liable to Wing the Wong NUMBAAAAAaaaaaaaaa

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#13 06-11-2009 2:59pm

irishultra

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BIGOT!!!!

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#14 06-11-2009 3:00pm

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Mr.S wrote: »

I do.

Ireland & Lichtenstein :cool:

Is it Liechtenstein or Lichtenstein? It seems to vary, for some reason.

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#15 06-11-2009 3:00pm

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Think enniscorthy is half Irish-half some other distant faraway planet.

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#16 06-11-2009 3:03pm

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irishultra wrote: »

curious:P

watch out lads its an ultra that wants to know:p

im 70% southside dub and 30% northside dub:o;)

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#17 06-11-2009 3:08pm

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I do.

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#18 06-11-2009 3:12pm

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irishultra wrote: »

yes guess which one? i

Half Telly-tubby?

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#19 06-11-2009 3:15pm

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irishultra wrote: »

curious:P

What about yourself irishultra?

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#20 06-11-2009 3:23pm

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Had overlapping English and Irish passports at one time.

Just an Irish one now.

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#21 06-11-2009 3:24pm

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Doesn't everybody in the EU have dual nationality?

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#22 06-11-2009 3:27pm

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I've a US and an Irish Passport. Next step is a Cuban one.

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#23 06-11-2009 3:28pm

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Grew up in the north so yes. Useful to get stuff off the internet posted to my parents house.

ScumLord wrote: »

Doesn't everybody in the EU have dual nationality?

I think you still have to live in the country for x number of years and then apply for citizenship. But you are free to live anywhere in the EU.

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#24 06-11-2009 4:00pm

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I have dual nationality, but my son has tri-nationality. Irish, UK and as of last week American.

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#25 06-11-2009 4:04pm

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I'm actually Irish.

But I like telling people I'm half Irish, half Japanese.

Random eejits in the pub believe me!

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#26 06-11-2009 4:47pm

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I'm half Irish* and Half Scottish.

Heard a good Scottish joke earlier.

What did the epileptic Scotsman get for X-Mas?????

A WII Fit!

*The better half

But I like telling people I'm half Irish, half Japanese.

Why Japanese? As cool as they are, is there a hint of truth to it?

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#27 06-11-2009 4:49pm

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Born in Australia to Irish parents so have both.

Handy for avoiding customs.

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#28 06-11-2009 5:35pm

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I don't, but I would be eligible for American and British citizenship, so I've been told, thanks to being quarter American and quarter British.

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#29 06-11-2009 5:41pm

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Irish/Israeli.

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#30 06-11-2009 5:42pm

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I am of the belief that we should introduce an Internal Passport in Ireland with special restrictions on holders of Cork Passports, and establish a border checkpoint at the toll boot at Fermoy and Mallow station and keep the langers within their own county.

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#31 06-11-2009 5:47pm

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netwhizkid wrote: »

I am of the belief that we should introduce an Internal Passport in Ireland with special restrictions on holders of Cork Passports, and establish a border checkpoint at the toll boot at Fermoy and Mallow station and keep the langers within their own county.

My thinking would be along the lines of putting up a huge wall around Munster (well not Tipperary, we can pawn them off as being a new part of Leinster) and keep all the feral ****e from the rest of the country from entering Munster. With the only exception being folk from Galway as they are alright.

In answer to the actual topic, yes I do. My parents are from different countries and I have citizenship here and in Germany. Actually with having lived in England for 10 years I guess I should include there too.

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#32 06-11-2009 5:55pm

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I hold an El Salvadorian passport as well as my Irish one. I'm entitled to a Spanish one as well since Euskal Herria doesn't have it's own passport. But not much point in holding 2 EU country passports.

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#33 06-11-2009 5:58pm

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netwhizkid wrote: »

I am of the belief that we should introduce an Internal Passport in Ireland with special restrictions on holders of Cork Passports, and establish a border checkpoint at the toll boot at Fermoy and Mallow station and keep the langers within their own county.

Down with that sort of thing!

Have two, three if you count the above suggestion :rolleyes:

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#34 06-11-2009 6:01pm

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stovelid wrote: »

Had overlapping English and Irish passports at one time.

Just an Irish one now.

England had it's own passports.... focking 'ell!!

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#35 06-11-2009 6:11pm

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Neamhshuntasach wrote: »

I hold an El Salvadorian passport as well as my Irish one. I'm entitled to a Spanish one as well since Euskal Herria doesn't have it's own passport. But not much point in holding 2 EU country passports.

The spanish passport allows for Visa free access throughout alot of latin & south america, handy if you were backpacking down there.

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#36 06-11-2009 6:14pm

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yup, I'm from Kerry and I live in Galway. I crossed the Shannon; I deffo have dual-nationality:p;)

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#37 06-11-2009 6:35pm

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British and Irish cos my dad was born in England

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#38 06-11-2009 6:39pm

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phasers wrote: »

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#39 06-11-2009 7:17pm

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Cold technically get an Irish one, a British one and a Finnish one.

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#40 06-11-2009 8:08pm

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Irish and Canadian. Am entitled to British (and Indian, if my dad takes up his entitlement). Was born in Japan, but they don't allow multiple nationalities, and I'm already over 20. Dunno how much longer I have to be in France to be French, but no doubt the paperwork would take several years...

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#41 06-11-2009 8:11pm

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Have 2

Sister could have 3

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#42 06-11-2009 8:21pm

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England and Ireland

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#43 06-11-2009 8:36pm

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Ya the Republic of Ireland and the Peoples Republic of Cork:D:D:D

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#44 06-11-2009 8:36pm

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I have dual nationality, well kinda........im irish but i have the schlongg of an African, the ladies love it :P

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#45 06-11-2009 8:44pm

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Fracture wrote: »

I have dual nationality, well kinda........im irish but i have the schlongg of an African, the ladies love it :P

I'm not even going to ask what happened to the African who owned it. :eek:

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#46 06-11-2009 8:52pm

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El Weirdo wrote: »

Bi curious?

Bike curious?

I have English/Irish. And I *think* some kinda French nationality. I have the card and medical insurance and all that. Haven't lived there in years. Think it's all something to do with my Dad and claiming taxes, he still lives there. He's a bit silly.

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#47 06-11-2009 9:22pm

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Nope, dad's from Waterford and mother's from Wicklow.

I'm just very average.

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#48 06-11-2009 9:32pm

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netwhizkid wrote: »

The spanish passport allows for Visa free access throughout alot of latin & south america, handy if you were backpacking down there.

I've been to every country in Latin America except the Guyanas and i never needed a visa. Most countries just group the EU countries in with the same immigration laws.

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#49 06-11-2009 9:51pm

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No.

But I could if I wanted to.

I just don't want to. Not right now.

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#50 06-11-2009 9:57pm

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Fracture wrote: »

im irish but i have the schlongg of an African, the ladies love it :P

fareh swaleh noors'?

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#51 06-11-2009 9:59pm

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Just the Irish passport but have an English birthcert. If passports were needed to go between England and Ireland 19 years ago then I would have had an English one.

Parents both Irish, 99.9% Irish and proud!

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