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Ok thanks. What are the people of Northern Ireland then
(Original post by DrawTheLine)
Irish, because Ireland isn't part of Great Britain
Irish, because Ireland isn't part of Great Britain
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(Original post by sloanciara)
Ok thanks. What are the people of Northern Ireland then
Ok thanks. What are the people of Northern Ireland then
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(Original post by DrawTheLine)
They are Northern Irish. Northern Ireland isn't part of Britain but is part of the UK, though.
They are Northern Irish. Northern Ireland isn't part of Britain but is part of the UK, though.
Suggesting otherwise may provoke a violent response.
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#8
(Original post by Trotsky's Iceaxe)
Although many are adamant that they are either British or Irish depending on which side of the divide they fall on.
Suggesting otherwise may provoke a violent response.
Although many are adamant that they are either British or Irish depending on which side of the divide they fall on.
Suggesting otherwise may provoke a violent response.
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#10
(Original post by DrawTheLine)
Irish, because Ireland isn't part of Great Britain
Irish, because Ireland isn't part of Great Britain
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#11
(Original post by Eva32)
these are two different countries
these are two different countries
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#12
(Original post by Eva32)
these are two different countries
these are two different countries
Last edited by TheMcSame; 1 year ago
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#13
(Original post by gjd800)
People in NI have the right to identify as Irish or British.
People in NI have the right to identify as Irish or British.
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#14
(Original post by StriderHort)
That really, prob best to let people make their own minds up.
That really, prob best to let people make their own minds up.
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#15
(Original post by gjd800)
It is a key part of the GFA: people born in the counties can identify as Irish, British, both and can consequently hold citizenship of either or both.
It is a key part of the GFA: people born in the counties can identify as Irish, British, both and can consequently hold citizenship of either or both.
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Southern Ireland is called the republic of Ireland, it is a sovereign state.so, therefore, it is a country of its own. Norhern Ireland is a part of British.
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#17
(Original post by sloanciara)
Ok thanks. What are the people of Northern Ireland then
Ok thanks. What are the people of Northern Ireland then
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#18
(Original post by sloanciara)
Please help lol
Please help lol
At current status:
-Northern Ireland: people can be either or both
-Republic of Ireland: Irish (im not sure if they can also identify as British, but i don't think they can)
Generally Republic of Ireland / the southern area is Irish
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Some people from ni would say they are Irish and some would say British or Northern Irish. Which are they??
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