Do most people in North Ireland hold both British and Irish citizenship?

Question

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Answer 1

If they wanted to, they could have either one, or both. But I don't know of any advantage of that. In fact, the UK one might be handier, as you don't need a visa to go to US, whereas the Irish passport holder does. I don't know of any place the Irish passport would allow you into that the British one doesn't.

Answer 2

My father was born in Antrim, in the North of Ireland. Not only can *HE* get a British or Irish passport but *I* can chose which I would prefer aswell.

Answer 3

All people born in N. Ireland can choose to have a British or Irish passport (or both).They also have an automatic right to live in the Republic .So basically individuals can choose .

Answer 4

They can claim either, although I think most people have British citizenship as NI is part of the UK, but ppl born in NI can apply for an Irish or a UK passport.

Answer 5

The people in Northern Ireland can hold either British or Irish citizenship.
Most Catholics would opt for an Irish passport while Protestants would get a British one.

Answer 6

definite! the fairly citation in the sturdy Friday settlement is, "fairly anybody born in the state of Northern eire has the nicely suited to % out themselves and be common as Irish, British, OR the two." so which you will own 2 passports at as quickly as...:-)

Answer 7

You can claim a Irish passport aswell as a UK one.

Answer 8

No, Northern Ireland is a British territory.

Answer 9

No they're british as Northern Ireland is part of the British Isles

Answer 10

Yes, we can claim either Rep of Ireland or UK citizenship.