Barack Obama is not himself from Ireland, but he does have Irish ancestors who came from Moneygall, county Offaly, in the midlands of Ireland.
Barack Obama made one visit to Ireland in May 2011.
Barack Obama's grandparents were not from Ireland. His great great great grandfather, Fulmuth Kearney, was from county Offaly.
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barrack Obama's childhood consist of many different places. mainly in Ireland, were he learned his English. although he says Ireland is his favorite,, he wife, Michelle Obama, says he liked Antarctica the most
His third great-grandfather on his mother's side was Falmouth Carney from Moneygall in county Offaly, in the midlands of Ireland. Several of the inhabitants of the village are related to Obama.
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Yes, on his late mother's side of the family. There was a great-great-great-great grandfather named Falmouth Kearney who came from Ireland. When President Obama visited Ireland in 2011, he even met some of Kearney's descendants.
Six presidents have visited Ireland. Barack Obama and most famously John F. Kennedy met relations.
John F. Kennedy and Barack Obama.
he is going to visit family that he discovered 4 years ago from his moms side
Ireland has few black residents, so the Irish were amused to learn that Barack Obama actually has Irish relatives, on his mother's side of the family (Mr. Obama is biracial, with his father's side coming from Africa, and his mother's side, white people from Kansas who are of British and Irish ancestry). In 2011, on an official visit to Ireland, President Obama was able to meet his Irish relatives, and the media found this a very entertaining story.