can baby of irish naturalised parents have irish nationality

[HSE]

well let me put a kind of scenario

my and mrs are irish via naturalisation and if some one had a baby born in uk then what will be the implications.

will we have to register with foreign birth register in the irish embassy ?

whats people opinion about it

thanks

[vinny]

will we have to register with foreign birth register in the irish embassy ?

Yes.

[HSE]

Thanks Vinny,

anything else or is that the only thing we are suppose to do about it.

coz this is something we are planning only at this moment. so better to have full home work about citizenship of the newcomer you know.

cheers..

[fatty patty]

well let me put a kind of scenario

my and mrs are irish via naturalisation and if some one had a baby born in uk then what will be the implications.

will we have to register with foreign birth register in the irish embassy ?

whats people opinion about it

thanks

My understanding is that as long as the baby's birth is registered in Foreign Births Register in the country's embassy where the baby is born, that baby is definitely Irish. It does not matter wether the baby's mom or dad is naturalised irish or born irish, they are irish at the end of the day and according to irish citizenship law baby will be classed irish as long as one of baby's parent or parents is or are both Irish.