British nationality law and the Republic of Ireland | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 19/12/2018

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British nationality law and the Republic of Ireland


00:00:26 1 British subjects
00:01:54 2 British subjects with local Irish nationality
00:06:52 3 Passport issue
00:07:33 4 Other developments in 1935–1949
00:08:58 5 British Nationality Act 1948
00:11:48 6 Ireland Act 1949
00:16:06 7 British Nationality Act 1981
00:16:55 8 Access to British citizenship for Irish citizens
00:17:56 9 British subject passports
00:19:01 10 Statistics
00:19:35 11 British born children of Irish citizens
00:21:30 12 See also



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This article is about British nationality law in respect of citizens of Ireland. The latter is referred to in British nationality law as the "Republic of Ireland" and was previously referred to as "Eire" (sic) between 1937 and 1949 and as the Irish Free State between 1922 and 1937. (This article does not discuss Irish nationality law).