If you, or your parent, were born on the island of Ireland on or after 1 January 2005, your right to Irish citizenship depends on: the parents’ citizenship at the time of the birth; the residency history of one of the parents before the birth; More information on citizenship and applying for a passport.
Either an applicant has had a period of one year’s continuous residence or they have not, he said.According to the Oxford Dictionary of Current English, “continuous” means “unbroken, uninterrupted, connected throughout in space or time”.Although the Minister has manifested “very real humanity” in trying to “nuance” the “very clear” wording and effect of section 15.1.c of the Act by applying a discretionary absence period to allow for the realities of modern life in which multiple work/holiday absences may be possible in any one year, the Minister has “unfortunately gone beyond what is legally permissible”, he ruled. I’ve been talking to the Opposition spokespersons and I would be very keen to deal with this issue and provide clarity in the first few weeks of the Dáil term.”“What I propose doing is to allow for a period of time for an applicant to be out of the jurisdiction. I think that’s necessary for a number of reasons,” he said.He said there are three groups of people who are concerned, namely those who have had their citizenship granted, those who are in the process and those who wish to apply but haven’t yet done so.“All three groups, comprising tens of thousands of people, require clarity.”The Minister said he had not yet decided what length the period of time such absences would extend to and that he would discuss the issue with the Opposition in the coming weeks.Mr Flanagan also said he would be prioritising and hoping to have passed by the end of this year legislation to give effect to the divorce and blasphemy referendum results.Separately, Mr Flanagan last August appointed lecturer in law at NUI Galway Tom O’Malley to conduct an examination of how sexual assault cases are conducted.His review is looking at all aspects of how trials are carried out and examining issues such as video-link evidence and defendants’ anonymity.Mr Flanagan said he expected an update on this work in the coming weeks and said the body of work had expanded beyond what was originally expected.Another body of work in relation to familicide is due back to Mr Flanagan by next spring, he said.In May the Minister announced that former Tusla chairwoman “We were looking at next March or April, and we are firmly on course for that.
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Irish Citizenship I was born in England and am a British citizen, living in Ireland since 2007, and enjoying the benefits of EU citizenship to live and work anywhere in Europe.
Although the Minister had come to the right conclusion by the wrong route, there was no point in granting Mr Jones the reliefs sought because of the court’s interpretation of the word “continuous” in this case.
A British national who spent the last 44 years in Ireland with her Irish husband and five children has been denied an Irish citizenship under the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act, 1956 (as amended). There are strict rules about applying for naturalisation as an Irish citizen and these rules are set out below.
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