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Thanks for the links, I'm going to take time over the weekend to read them.
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Thanks for the links, I'm going to take time over the weekend to read them.

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I currently hold a British Passport. &nbsp;I'm born to an Irish father and am looking to apply for an Irish passport.<br />
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Does anyone know anything about dual nationality, all the information online just becomes confusing.<br />
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Can I hold both a British and Irish passport ?<br />
When travelling would I take both passports or just one ?<br />
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Does anyone know of any simplified information with regards to this, everything seems to be over complicated, at least what I've found so far.<br />
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Thanks
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I currently hold a British Passport.  I'm born to an Irish father and am looking to apply for an Irish passport.

Does anyone know anything about dual nationality, all the information online just becomes confusing.

Can I hold both a British and Irish passport ?
When travelling would I take both passports or just one ?

Does anyone know of any simplified information with regards to this, everything seems to be over complicated, at least what I've found so far.

Thanks

Dual Nationality British/Irish

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