No plans to change citizenship laws for children born in Ireland to foreign parents, says Justice Minister

There are no plans to change citizenship laws for children born in Ireland to foreign parents.

Mon, 22 Oct, 2018 - 23:02

There are no plans to change citizenship laws for children born in Ireland to foreign parents.

Justice Minister Charlie Flanagan says the current rules that someone born here to foreign parents does not get automatic citizenship were approved by a majority of people in a 2004 referendum.

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