'This is home': 950 people from 92 countries become Irish citizens

At 81 years of age, the oldest person to be conferred with Irish citizenship was film producer David Puttnam, pictured here at the Gleneagle INEC Arena in Killarney today with his wife Patsy. Picture: Sally MacMonagle

At 81 years of age, the oldest person to be conferred with Irish citizenship was film producer David Puttnam, pictured here at the Gleneagle INEC Arena in Killarney today with his wife Patsy. Picture: Sally MacMonagle

Almost 1,000 people became Irish citizens at the first in-person citizenship ceremonies to be held in over two years.

Some 950 people from 92 countries were conferred with Irish citizenship in Killarney today.

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