Approximately there are 3 million Irish passport holders. But there are still countless of Irish people that donÕt have a passport.
There are more than 6 million Irish passports in circulation worldwide.
It is estimated that there are approximately 20,000 people in the world named Keegan. The name Keegan has Irish origins and gained popularity in the United States and other English-speaking countries.
It is difficult to provide an exact number of Baileys in the world as it varies due to production and consumption. Baileys, a popular Irish cream liqueur, is made in different quantities and distributed globally, making it challenging to pinpoint an exact figure.
The most common Irish boys' name is likely Sean, which is derived from the Irish name Seán and means "God is gracious." It has been popular in Ireland for many years.
There isn't a specific figure for how many Irish people marry English people each year as marriage statistics are not typically reported in that way. However, it is common for people from different countries to marry one another, so there are likely a number of Irish-English marriages taking place each year.
There are about 100 employees who work for Trócaire, an Irish international development charity.
someone said 10million!actually there is nearly 50 million Irish passports round the world mainly America and BritainThe answer above is utter nonsense. There are some 6 million people on the island of Ireland. Many of these identify with Britain and have no interest in taking out an Irish passport. Countless others just have never got around to getting a passport, because they don't travel outside the country, or else just go to Britain (no passport needed).So the person who gave the figure of 50 million wants us to believe that there are ten Irish passport holders outside the country for every one in Ireland. What utter baloney!The Irish authorities should have a good feel for this figure (though they are notoriously inefficient in these matters) but I would guess maybe 2 million outside Ireland have an Irish passport. The person who gave the ridiculous figure of 50 million is out by a factor of 25._______________________________________________Wrong, wrong, wrong. There are close to 70 million Irish passports world wide. Any child born to at least one Irish parent gets an Irish passport...and all their children get Irish passports. If one of your grandparents was Irish you get an Irish passport. The united states alone has over 30 million....and yes they do apply to get the passports because they are among the most useful (least restriction for travel)People are getting mixed up between entitlement to an Irish passport and actually holding one. A child born to at least one Irish parent does not get an Irish passport automatically. Passports have to be applied for and expire after a maximum of 10 years. When asked about the number of Irish passports in circulation in 2006, the then Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Dermot Ahern told Dáil Éireann (the Irish Parliament) that he could not say how many passports were in circulation but pointed out that between 1996 and 2005 some 4,650,000 passports were issued.Given that many of these passports would now have expired (child passports have a maximum of 3 years). It would suggest that the number of Irish passports in circulation is probably around 3 million and nothing like the fanciful 70 million suggested above.
some airlines require passports, some do not. Check with them. Immigration may ask for "proof of identity" passports are easier
Yes. If you have the relevant criteria that entitle you to a passport for different countries then you can have more than one passport. Many people have both Irish and British passports. There is no such thing as an 'English' passport.
Graeme McDowellGraeme comes from a family of mixed religion. His father Kenny is protestant while his mother Marian is Catholic, he has both Irish and British passports
In 1998 there was over 2,500 Irish Pubs
In Ireland, or anywhere in the world where there are Irish people. Irish people are found all over the world, so there are many places where you could hear an Irish accent.
a lot
not if you are an Irish or UK citizen. Other nationalities may be asked to produce passports/id cards
List of visa exemption agreements between Vietnam and foreign countriesList of visa exemption agreementsbetween Vietnam and foreign countries(31 December, 2006)OrderCountryDate of entry into forceCategories of passports covered1Argentina13/11/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports2Albania1/10/1956Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Group Passports for official mission3Algeria02/01/1995Diplomatic Passports, Official passports4Afghanistan26/2/1988Diplomatic Passports, Official passports5Bangladesh10/7/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic Passports, International Passports with "official" seal for Bangladesh citizens6Belarus24/11/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports7Brazil12/2/2005Diplomatic passports8Brunei1/11/1997Diplomatic Passports, Official passports9Bulgaria1/6/1966Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports or Ordinary Passports for official mission10Cambodia30/11/1979Diplomatic and Official passports; Diplomatic and Official Lassez-passezs11Chile25/6/2005Diplomatic Passports, Official passports12China15/3/1992Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission13CubaCurrently in forceDiplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission, SeamanÂ’s Passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic Passports, Official passports, Service Passports or Maritime Passports for Cuban citizens14Czech13/2/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports15France1/7/2005Diplomatic passports16Hungary1/8/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports17India23/3/1995Diplomatic Passports, Official passports18Indonesia19/9/19984/12/2003Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months19Iran1/6/1994Diplomatic passports20Iraq1/12/2001Diplomatic Passports, Official passports21Japan1/5/2005Diplomatic passports, Official passports22KyrgyzstanCurrently in forceDiplomatic passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission23Laos17/7/197705/3/2004Diplomatic Passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports for official mission,Ordinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months24Malaysia25/11/2001Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Ordinary Passports25Mexico4/2/2002Diplomatic passports, Official passports26Moldova23/5/2003Diplomatic passports, Official passports27Mongolia6/2/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports28Montenegro1/9/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Special passports29Morocco19/12/2004Diplomatic passports, Official passports, Special passports30Myanmar11/8/1998Diplomatic passports, Official passports31NicaraguaCurrently in forceDiplomatic passports, Official or Service passports32Panama4/11/2002Diplomatic passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic passports, Official passports, Specical Passports, Consular passports33Democratic People's Republic of Korea01/10/195601/4/1966Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports for official missionOrdinary Passports for official mission34Peru2/6/2006Diplomatic passports, Official passports for Vietnamese citizensDiplomatic passports, Special passports for Peruvian citizens35Philippine19/02/199716/2/19991/4/2000Diplomatic passportsOfficial Passports, Holders of Ordinary Passports having an invitation to join ASEAN activities organized by ASEAN Secretariat or Governmental agenciesOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months, together with return air tickets or air tickets for leaving the country36Rumania1/12/1956Diplomatic Passports, Official passports; Group Passports or Ordinary Passports for official mission37Russia20/2/1994Diplomatic passports, Official passports38Serbia1/9/2000Diplomatic passports, Official passports39Singapore10/5/199701/12/2003Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports with valid periods of at least 6 months, together with return air tickets or air tickets for leaving the country40Slovakia10/8/1992Diplomatic Passports, Official passports41Republic of Korea13/1/1999Diplomatic Passports, Official passports42Sri Lanka19/9/2003Diplomatic passports, Official passports43Thailand10/5/19979/7/2000Diplomatic Passports, Official passportsOrdinary Passports44Turkey1/10/1998Diplomatic Passports45Ukraine6/12/1993Diplomatic Passports, Official passports46Venezuela17/11/2006Diplomatic Passports, Official passports
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they did have passports in the 1900
None. There was no Irish Army during the First World War, as Ireland was not yet an independent country.