Ambiguous ? 
So Mabuska Irish can mean more than one thing ? I will qoute you on that .Thanks .  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.77.58.139   
Of course it can. The word "Irish" wasn't invented on the establishment of the Irish Free State. Talk 

Quote me all you want, it depends on the context of the term when its being used as to whether its applicable or not. Note how i said citizenship and ethnicity - i never mentioned nationality which is the real key meaning. The nationality meaning of the term is the predominantly used form on Wikipedia. In nationality terms it refers to the Republic of Ireland. But you already know that i'm sure.  (talk) 

"In nationality terms it refers to the Republic of Ireland" no such country . so nationality terms it refers to Ireland .  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.76.191.188   

Oh wow, Ireland as in Ireland the state (whose official description is the Republic of Ireland). Whats the point in this inane conversation.  (talk) 

Ireland whose official name is Ireland .  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.76.191.188   
http://www.constitution.ie/reports/ConstitutionofIreland.pdf reading for you . Also , I see http://www.constitution.ie/reports/mbunreachtnaheireann.pdf , as you speak both .  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 109.78.224.50