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With U.S. in slump, dual citizenship in EU countries attracts Americans
Palm Beach Post ^
| Saturday, June 07, 2008
| ANDREW ABRAMSON
Posted on 06/08/2008 3:25:27 PM PDT by null and void
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To: Gay State Conservative
Thanks. My world-traveling daughter says she would LOVE to have an Irish passport. Says it saves tons of time traveling around Europe. I’m gonna try your idea and see how far that gets me.
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06/09/2008 3:48:06 PM PDT
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EDINVA
(Proud American for 23,062 days.... and counting!)
To: EDINVA
My understanding of Irish citizenship laws suggests to me that your kids aren't eligible for Irish citizenship.Their laws only go back two generations.I most certainly could be wrong however.Perhaps a phone call or a visit to an Irish Consulate or their Embassy should be made if the *only* real desire is for your child rather than for you.
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06/09/2008 3:56:10 PM PDT
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Gay State Conservative
(Will the dancing Hitlers please wait in the wings? We're only seeing singing Hitlers.)
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