Technically, it would make you a British citizen. As for example, both parents are of an African origin- Ghana. Therefore, you would classify yourself as an African. You r parents would be Ghanaian, and British, which is of dual nationality; if they were born there and immigrated to Great Britain. If you were to have both a British passport and a Ghanaian one, you would be of dual nationality too. You would then classify yourself as a British Citizen, with a Ghanaian background.
You would be a British citizen, but as your parents are Irish you would also be entitled to Irish citizenship.
Yes, you would be half English and half American. On your passport it would say you're a citizen of the UK since you would be born there. It doesn't matter if you're parents were both from... say... Poland or something and you were born in England, u would be half polish and half English. Your passport would say British Citizen, not citizen of the UK.
Yes, a Northern Ireland-born can compete for England if his parents or grandparents are from England.
English; Ireland
that would depend on if your parents are Irish, though I'd think you'd be an Irish citizen even if your parents weren't
The current Vice-president , Joe Biden was born in the United States as were his parents and grand-parents. The Biden family name goes back to England and mother's family originated in Ireland.
If your parents were born in Ireland then I do believe you can
Being born in England or having English parents.
No, Florence Nightingale was not an American citizen. She was born in Italy to British parents and went on to become a pioneering British nurse known for her work during the Crimean War.
Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon in England, which would make him English/British.
You can as long as you are a citizen of N. Ireland. As it was your great grandparent then your parents need to be registered as a N. Ireland citizen by the time of your birth. If they were not then you will need to work in Ireland for 5 years under a work permit. This then entitles you to gain a N.Irish citizenship, and so you can play for N.Ireland
A citizen can petition their parents if the citizen is at least 21.
Rory Delap was born in Sutton Coldfield in England. He has Irish parents, so he is entitled to play for Ireland, which is why he has done so.