Irish or British for Northern Irish in your passport?

Question

If you come from Northern Ireland, does it say Irish/Northern Irish or British under nationality in your UK passport?

Answer 1

You can either have an Irish passport or a United Kingdom passport.

My dad is from Antrim but has held an Irish passport all his life. Cursed be the day when he holds a UK one.

Answer 2

You can apply for either because of the situation in Ireland. People in the north can apply for irish passports. I have a british passport but i can apply for an irish one when my current one expires

Answer 3

Passport is stamped 'Great Britan and Northern Ireland' but the inner page states 'British' - that's the offical one.

You can legally carry both - GB for going to England, and Irish for the rest of the world.

(And yes, I use England - Not United Kingdom)

Answer 4

I just carry a jumbo bumper fun colouring in book with me, when I'm asked for identification at the airport.

Answer 5

i was born in belfast, and mine says british citizen.

Answer 6

its 'Irish' or 'British' if you state this as nationality in your form when applying.

Answer 7

People who were born in Northern Ireland are entitled to apply for either a British passport or an Irish passport, if you have a British passport, the nationality will be British.  A passport issued by the Republic of Ireland will state the nationality as Irish.  It not unknown for people from Northern Ireland to have both passports

Answer 8

You can have either British or Irish or both.

Answer 9

I was born in England but living in Ireland for many years. I have an Irish passport but  Great Britrain is also included on it cos I was born there.

Answer 10

I come from Nr Ireland..it will read..Irish/British  that@s unless they have changed it in the last 6 yrs

Answer 11

U either get a british or irish passport. If you get a british i think there is an option to fill out like a dual nationality thing which is where you would put irish