How do you define someone who is Irish? (multiple choice poll)

I'm just wondering how, in your opinion, you would define somebody who is or isn't Irish and have provided a multiple choice poll for this for which you can tick as many options as you want.

As we all know we are continuously living in a more and more globalised world, with increasing mobility and better transport meaning more movement between people, more immigration within the world meaning what defines a person’s nationality is becoming more and more complex now. A lot of people however are opposed to this ongoing globalisation as we have seen throughout 2016 with brexit, Trump and the rise of anti-globalist populist parties in the world, fearing loss of cultural identity and would take the more traditional view that in order to be Irish is not only to born and bred in Ireland, but to be primarily of Irish origin/have Irish ancestry as well.

Opinions vary of course and I'm happy to hear views from all sides.

For the poll options I have included option 1, which is to be born and bred in Ireland and to have at least one Irish parent, option 2, for people born in Ireland to foreign parents (including people born prior to 2004 so would be entitled to Irish citizenship), option 3, for an immigrant who has since naturalised and now holds Irish citizenship, option 4, for someone who was born and brought up abroad to Irish parents (2nd generation).