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Depends on what country the person declares his allegiance with, it can be either Ireland or Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Ireland and northern Ireland don't compete together but as mentioned earlier its down to the persons preference

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Has England entered in every summer olympics?

England have never competed at any Olympic games. People from England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man, Channel Islands and other UK dependencies can compete for "Great Britain and Northern Ireland" who have been at every summer Olympic Games.


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