Comments by "Rubens Nogueira" (@rubensnogueira5838) on "Nine Citizenships by Descent That Go Way Back" video.

  1.  @carolinavarela1572  yes, but you have to get all the others first and the Irish last. A further naturalisation triggers the revocation of the Irish citizenship. Source: Section 19(1) point 5 of the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956.
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  2. Small problem with the Irish citizenship: once gotten, you can't apply for further ones without losing it.
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  3.  @ThePushUKLifestyle  that's what the current law says, you can google it. If the government changes it in the future or if there are exceptions to the rule, it's another story.
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  4. Hope they hurry up. If you were born after 1999 and get a kid abroad, you need your process done in order to register the child before he/she becomes 1 year old. Not sure if people are aware of that rule.
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