Reply to: EU citizens only thread

[Eirikur]

I'll decide when to leave the EU citizens thread, not you matey...

You won get over it, you don't belong to our club any more. Now Feck off

[Mordac]

What are you doing in an EU citizens only thread?

I'll decide when to leave the EU citizens thread, not you matey...

[Eirikur]

It's probably best you don't have more passports than braincells anyway...

What are you doing in an EU citizens only thread?

[Mordac]

I applied because it felt like the right thing to do so at that time. I started applying before the referendum was announced. It was approved just after the brexit referendum. As it was uncertain (and still is today) what is going to happen I decided not to accept it as the my country of origin doesn't allow for dual citizenship.

It's probably best you don't have more passports than braincells anyway...

[Zigenare]

He's a coward, can't face up to his actions. Best that he leaves the UK .... let's hope the door doesn't hit the poor snowflake on the way out

You really are triggered, aren't you? Poor dear. All because you didn't get your own way. Best get used to it sweet cheeks.

[Whorty]

You're a bloody hypocrite and you know it. Own the disaster you help create rather than looking for exits.

He's a coward, can't face up to his actions. Best that he leaves the UK .... let's hope the door doesn't hit the poor snowflake on the way out

[Whorty]

My wife has an Irish Passport, My son also has an Irish Passport. I'm entitled to one so why shouldn't I have one?

Ha ha, what a prize twunt

[Paddy]

Still can't find my Granddad's birth certificate. So no Irish passport.

Same here. There could be a number of reasons such as spelling of family name differences or unregistered birth (of which there were many). Try searching Irish census records and church records.

[Eirikur]

Why would you apply for it in the first place? Only real benefit is to vote in elections, apart from that it's just wasted money.

With settled status you can go wherever you want for up to 5 continuous years, then go back to the uk for a wee holiday to make sure you won't lose it

I applied because it felt like the right thing to do so at that time. I started applying before the referendum was announced. It was approved just after the brexit referendum. As it was uncertain (and still is today) what is going to happen I decided not to accept it as the my country of origin doesn't allow for dual citizenship.

[PCTNN]

I'm so glad I turned down British Citizenship, so I could keep my EU citizenship
Have now got settled status in the UK so can work and live in 28 countries in stead of 2

Why would you apply for it in the first place? Only real benefit is to vote in elections, apart from that it's just wasted money.

With settled status you can go wherever you want for up to 5 continuous years, then go back to the uk for a wee holiday to make sure you won't lose it

[shaunbhoy]

Me and 4,999,999 Scots disagree.

Your figures are as skewed as your logic.

No change there then!

[Zigenare]

Somewhere between marginally irritated and 'pick im up so as I can put the heed in im'

You my little friend are not only delusional, but so dimwitted that you'd probably miss.

[Eirikur]

It's good that after 11PM the brexidiots are not allowed to post in this thread anymore.

[scooterscot]

Somewhere between marginally irritated and 'pick im up so as I can put the heed in im'

[Zigenare]

You're a bloody hypocrite and you know it. Own the disaster you help create rather than looking for exits.

Never denied it.

Are you triggered?