Neil Lennon Has Left Celtic

Go read the Good Friday agreement and the Irish nationality law wee man.

 

Lennon?

Go read the previous posts so you actually have the context to what you quoted big lad

 

Aye mon then?

 

Anybody wanting to know if NL is eligible for Irish citizenship would need to know the date of his grandfathers birth. Therefore those who claim he is British will tell you that date in order to establish their point

 

For those who think that their brit managing Ireland will get much response.

Funny seeing big Jack in the earlier picture.

 

* sake your dim

 

yeah u * faget

 

Are you referring to his red head ?

 

Not true .

 

U wot m8 :smiley-laughing002:

 

You leave my life partner alone. Bigot.

 

Thanks for being there for me babe

 

Reported

 

u guys make me sick

 

You're welcome honey bear

 

It was the Greeks.

 

Wouldn't be like you, never gonna Regulate again with you.

 

Lennon is one of the best young British managers in the game atm.

 

I raise you a true

http://www.citizensinformation.ie/e...ish_citizenship_through_birth_or_descent.html

Citizenship through descent from Irish grandparents

If one of your grandparents is an Irish citizen but none of your parents was born in Ireland, you may become an Irish citizen. You will need to have your birth registered in the Foreign Births Register.
If you are entitled to register, your Irish citizenship is effective from the date of registration. The Irish citizenship of successive generations may be maintained in this way by each generation ensuring their registration in the Foreign Births Register before the birth of the next generation.
Since 1 July 1986, a person registered in the Foreign Births Entry Book after 1986 is deemed to be an Irish citizen only from the date of his/her entry in the Register and not from the date of birth. This means that children born to that person before his/her date of entry in the Register are not entitled to citizenship.

http://www.refcom.ie/en/past-refere...nd-information-on-the-citizenship-referendum/
Citizenship by Birth

Everyone born in Ireland and Northern Ireland is entitled to be an Irish citizen. (Before 1999, people born in Northern Ireland had to fulfil certain formalities if they wished to be citizens of Ireland). This has been the case since 1922. This has been a constitutional right since 2 December 1999. It has been a right set out in law since 1922. Between 1922 and 1999, the right could have been changed by law but since 1999, this has not been possible.
- See more at: http://www.refcom.ie/en/past-refere...-citizenship-referendum/#sthash.ezZymQG5.dpuf
Citizenship by Birth

Everyone born in Ireland and Northern Ireland is entitled to be an Irish citizen. (Before 1999, people born in Northern Ireland had to fulfil certain formalities if they wished to be citizens of Ireland). This has been the case since 1922. This has been a constitutional right since 2 December 1999. It has been a right set out in law since 1922. Between 1922 and 1999, the right could have been changed by law but since 1999, this has not been possible.