I'm Irish? (303)
LaVerdad: Bit mixed up like me then. Just do not have the Irish or Scottish in me!
yes all except welsh sadly. But I am proud of my background/heritage it does make researching our family history a challenge, but have some wonderful contacts through the UK and Ireland
LaVerdad: Bit mixed up like me then. Just do not have the Irish or Scottish in me!
That could be arranged ......
Some of my ancestors were irish as a result of you know what ?
yellow1: Some of my ancestors were irish as a result of you know what ?
There have been lots of 'you know what's'... which one do you mean?
RDM59: That could be arranged ......
Cheeky!!
but as a result of more mixing rather than owning ?
LaVerdad: Bit mixed up like me then. Just do not have the Irish or Scottish in me!
In the words of Phil Lynott.. Would you like to have a bit of Irish in you?
wildatheart2: In the words of Phil Lynott.. Would you like to have a bit of Irish in you?
After what I received this morning!!!
I LOVE ST.PATRICKS DAY
Don't matter what ethnicity, we all bleed the same and the most important thing is where the heart & head is. Ok, waiting for head comments. 
COMES TO AMERICAIM Irish 
RoeDeVinna: IM Irish
No need to sneer!
IM SERB, SO WHAT
poletite: IM SERB, SO WHAT
Dont get your knickers in a twist lol
RobertC2: No need to sneer!
Go back to bed!!
Are you, really? Have a nice day!
poletite: I LOVE ST.PATRICKS DAY
Saint Patrick was actually Welsh........ sent across 'the water' to convert the then 'heathen' Irish.
ScaryScorpio: How on earth can you have a 'not sure' option in this poll lol
Either you were born in Ireland and are therefore Irish or you where born elsewhere and are therefore not Irish.
Either you were born in Ireland and are therefore Irish or you where born elsewhere and are therefore not Irish.
What about children who are born outside Ireland whose parents are Irish or the mother or father is? I am born in the UK but hold a German passport and my heritage is a mix.
Exactly, how can you not be sure of where you come from, you made me laugh, thank you!
poletite: IM SERB, SO WHAT
My best friend was from Bosnia Hertzegovina (Tusla).
I always used to call him 'Lolin', but it was his surname.
His first name was 'Slobodan';
when I found that out, I just called him 'Slob'
Tusla was a mixed muslim/Christian city.
I guess Slobodan was a Serb....... last I heard he was working for the UN as a translator in Belgrade...... but that was MANY years ago!
LaVerdad: What about children who are born outside Ireland whose parents are Irish or the mother or father is? I am born in the UK but hold a German passport and my heritage is a mix.
Exactly, how can you not be sure of where you come from, you made me laugh, thank you!
Exactly, how can you not be sure of where you come from, you made me laugh, thank you!
Then you are the nationality of the Country you were born in....where your parents where born is their nationality not yours. A persons parentage may be mixed but not there nationality.
NICE
LaVerdad: Go back to bed!!
dammit - she has that 'sneering bunny Irish eyes are smiling 'cos I'm going to eat you' look - I swear she does!
ScaryScorpio: Then you are the nationality of the Country you were born in....where your parents where born is their nationality not yours. A persons parentage may be mixed but not there nationality.
I was born in Uganda, East Africa. I am NOT Ugandan. I am British.
ScaryScorpio: Then you are the nationality of the Country you were born in....where your parents where born is their nationality not yours. A persons parentage may be mixed but not there nationality.
No you are not. If two non EU citizans have a kid in Ireland that does not make the child automatically Irish. The child would find it impossible to get an Irish passport with the new laws. And on the same page if two Irish people have a child in the US...The child will be able to claim an Irish passport but may not get a US one if neither of the kids parents are US citizans?
RobertC2: I was born in Uganda, East Africa. I am NOT Ugandan. I am British.
Is your choice to believe that.
To my mind your nationality is the Country you were born in and to be British you would have to have been born in England, Wales, Scotland or N.Ireland.
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Bit mixed up like me then. Just do not have the Irish or Scottish in me!