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Flame 187 says
Your are Russian, you were born there that's what nationality you are. When you get your citizenship here in ireland, you will be classified as an irish citizen. So Irish/Russian. What ever you want.
Anyway, who cares what ppl think, chin up and be proud of who you are regardless of your nationality.
x x =) Flame.
Brandon K says
hello !! I'm Irish and Russian people live on my road and i always say well to them is Russian lol but any way …em id call u Irish but Ur from Russia ….like if u have children id Defo call them Irish but yeah i love Russian Ppl dey Gd liken too Lol !!!:) eh so whatever u wanna be if u wanna be called Irish or Russian u pick Lol !!:))))
greenorlagh says
You are Russian.Nothing wrong with that.
jessica says
your nationality is Irish, only if you are an irish citizen, but your ethnicity is always going to be russian.
younosygit says
Sounds like you're Russian Irish! You'll always be Russian, but if you've naturalised then you're Irish too and the more you throw in colloquialisms and work on the accent, the less people will ask. I once came across a barman in Prague who I'd have sworn from his accent was a Dub, but it turned out he was Czech!
angela b says
I have Irish citizenship.I lived in Ireland for 14 years and I always saw myself as an Australian and will always be Australian,just the same way as my husband and children and I now live in Australia and my husband and children will always be Irish.
derossimad says
Russian my friend, but you are also Irish.
I consider myself Irish/Belgian even though its my G Grandparents who were from there.
MUSICGUY says
say that you are russian but have been living in ireland for seven years now.
if you live in ireland for the majority of your life but were born in russia then you're forever russian
hope you like it here =]
charki143 says
russian
Christine says
Say your Russian, and you've been living here for 7 years. There is no point saying your Irish when your not. Whats wrong with standing out and being different?
If you want people to know you've been here a while throw in a few colloquials into your speech, such as 'grand', 'thanks a million','whats the craic' etc etc…..and that should make anyone know you've been here a while.
Some of the Polish I know nearly sound as Dublin as me, and some of them probably haven't been here for 7 years yet.
Sister DoDo B says
Its Russian. People will just have to get used to the change.