Any information would be much appreciated
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It is true, but it won't help the original poster. In order for original poster to be eligible, then his U.S. born parent would need to have registered as an Irish citizen before he or she was born.RobinLondon wrote: If this is correct, it seems like the chain can go on and on, but that each parent must be registered before the birth of a potentially-Irish child. But I don't know if this is true or not...
I read the original poster as saying: "... my paternal grandfather (still alive) had a grandmother (deceased) who was born in Ireland ..."joesoap101 wrote:Your post is somewhat ambiguous I'm assuming your grandfather was born in Ireland. If he was born in Ireland then he is an Irish citizen unless he actively renounced his citizenship.