You would use seanathair (shan-a-hir) for "grandfather" and seanmháthair
(shan-waw-hir) for "grandmother"; I don't know if Irish has a word for "grandparent". Sean-thuismitheoir?
If your people are from Dublin, then they are Irish. It will depend on where you are from, like where you were born and live to determine where you are from. You may have Irish ancestry through your people, but if you were not born in Ireland and don't live there, then you cannot fully claim to be Irish, although you will be able to get an Irish passport, if a parent or grandparent is from Ireland.
Grandparent love, grandparent provide, grandparent are always at your side!
No. You may have a great great great etc grandparent who had hazel brown eyes.
Grandparent love, grandparent provide, grandparent are always at your side!
"Grandparent" is a noun
If you adopt your own grandparent then you will be your own great grandparent and things get confusing.
There's lots of ways to get Irish citizenship. I'll list them all out:If you do not have the citizenship of any other country you get Irish citizenship automatically, if you are born in Ireland.If either of your parents already have Irish citizenship, then you are also Irish unless your parent was born abroad and their birth was not reported to the Irish authorities.If you are born in Ireland to British parents, you would be both Irish and British unless your British parents were born outside of Britain, then you would only be Irish.You can naturalize as an Irish citizen after 5 years of legal residence.If your grandparent was born in Ireland, you are entitled to become an Irish citizen.If your great grandparent was born in Ireland, you can become an Irish citizen assuming your parent's birth was registered with the Irish authorities before your birth.Irish citizenship can be passed from generation to generation abroad as long as one registers their birth before the subsequent generation is born.If you were born in Ireland prior to 2005, you became an Irish citizen even if neither of your parents were citizens.
In North Carolina, if guardianship is appointed to a grandparent and a step-grandparent after the biological grandparent's death, the step-grandparent generally has the same rights as the biological grandparent concerning the care and custody of the child. However, their legal rights may depend on the specifics of the guardianship order and the court's determination of the child's best interests. It's important for the step-grandparent to be included in any legal documentation and to maintain a supportive relationship with the child to uphold their guardianship rights.
In Irish law, a great-aunt is considered a blood relative as she is the sister of one's grandparent. Blood relationships are recognized in legal contexts, particularly concerning inheritance and family law. Therefore, a great-aunt would have a familial connection that is acknowledged under Irish law.
I am a grandparent when my daughter had a baby.
There are over 6 times more people claiming Irish ancestry in the USA, than people living in Ireland. Claiming to be Irish-American is very subjective, as some may have Irish ancestry that is several generations back, like one great-great-great-grandparent, meaning their link to Ireland is very small. Others may have both parents that are Irish, giving them a much stronger Irish ancestry. The figures don't specify how far back the Irish ancestry is.
I became a grandparent last night. If you have a grandparent living, you are probably going to live to that age yourself.