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What isthe position in regards to non - national fathers or irish born children ? |
what will happen to children here in ireland without their fathers. |
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Linda84
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Any child born in Ireland is entitled to an Irish passport, as they are Irish citizens.
However, if their parents are non-nationals, they are not entitled to an Irish passport or citizenship. Therefore (depending on the nationality of the parents) they may need to apply for a D-class Irish Visa which allows them to reside in Ireland. |
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If you on about the illegal immigrants that come into Ireland , then the children get deported with them weather thay were born in Ireland or not ( law was changed a few months back) because allot were just having kids so thay could stay , unless thay go throw the right channels and get the permission to stay , sad old world we live in really |
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Children born anywhere on the island of Ireland before 31 December 2004 are Irish citizens.
A person born in Ireland on or after 1 January 2005 is an Irish citizen only if at least one parent is one of the following:
1. an Irish citizen (or someone entitled to be an Irish citizen),
2. a British citizen,
3. a resident of the island of Ireland who is entitled to reside in either the Republic or in Northern Ireland without any time limit on that residence, and/or
4. a legal resident in Ireland for three out of the 4 years preceding the child's birth (However time spent as a student or as an asylum seeker does not count for this purpose).
If one of your parents is a citizen of Ireland, it doesn't matter where you are born, you are automatically an Irish citizen.
If one of your grandparents was a citizen of Ireland, you can apply for Irish citizenship. |
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the same thing that happens to children with irish fathers that dont want to know them. they will get on with it. why would anything happen to them? |
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Trish D
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I don't really understand your question - is the father being deported? |
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