Confused!! lol?

Question

If my Gran and Grandad on my mum's side are Irish and my nan on my dad's side is also Irish but my Grandad is English. And both my parents and me have lived in england all our lives and I have an English Accent, What does that make me?

Answer 1

It's make you eligible to play on the Irish football team, if the Granny rule still applies of course

Technically you are English, you were born England but you could eligible for an Irish passport through your grandparents.  

For some people the issue of being Irish is very cut & dried, one is born on the island & that's your claim, that's the end of the story.  Unfortunately it's not that simple, there are a million variations on the theme.  I've met second generation Australians who are complete Paddy's in everything except the accent & children of Irish parents raised in England who feel so uncomfortable in England they gladly took the Irish passport & moved to Ireland.  

From my own experience, it's where you feel at home & what you identify with that will help you determine what you are.  You have to decide for yourself who & what you are, don't ask strangers on the internet.

Answer 2

You're English, both your Grannies and one of your Grandads are Irish, but you're English. You should be proud of you're Irish heritage but also be proud of where YOU are from.

Answer 3

75% Irish...25%English!

Answer 4

In the judgement of Solomon I can't divide you but your heart

is where you wish it to be. You are "legit" IRISH" and an honourable English person  ...

(wotacopout !")

Answer 5

75/25

Answer 6

English with Irish grandparents

Answer 7

you are 75% Irish and 25% English.

I have 7 diiferent nationalites but I'm 100% American LOL  E

Answer 8

you are of english nationality as you were born there but you have thru irish roots( which is morethan most american can claim when they say they are irish coz there grandma has an irish red setter dog LOL just kiddin)

Answer 9

European.

Answer 10

hi you

that would make you English as it is your place of birth but under law due to having just one grand parent that is Irish you can hold both an Irish or English or both passport you can also hold what is call duel citizenship

Answer 11

The girl above is right

But of course, youre not really Irish.....youre technically English...

Especially since you (and your parents) have been raised with English customs....

So English with strong Irish heritage

Answer 12

English citizen of 75% Irish and 25% English heritage, who is eligible for Irish citizenship.