Do I qualify for Irish citizenship by descent?

zach-murphy_60bfe7ae91075zach-murphy_60bfe7ae91075
in Politics & Government

We just found out this was possible...

My Grandmother (71) has all the proof she needs to become a citizen by foreign births register in Ireland. Will my mother (48) qualify for Irish citizenship when my grandmother becomes a citizen? And if my mother becomes a citizen, since I am a minor (16) will I get automatic citizenship from her?

Please no mean answers, be honest but not harsh please! :)

Thank You for your time and help!

Comments

  • anonymousanonymous

    Well your grandma would have to go there to claim her citizenship and live there. Then, your mom would have to do the same. Then, you could get it.

  • jim-jjim-j

    Yes I think you actually can apply for Irish Citizenship even if your grandparents are long deceased as Long as you have proof they were born on the Island its ok.

  • henry-anderson_60bfe7b0af7d9henry-anderson_60bfe7b0af7d9

    Yes, you do. You can check it out on the internet. A friend of mine did it and now has two passports.

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