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If you satisfied the criteria, you can put them on the register and not apply for a passport, but that would be slightly pointless - their ability to register won't go away (only for their children, if they won't be registered before their birth).If you were born outside Ireland, and you are not an Irish citizen by birth, you can become an Irish citizen if:
One of your grandparents was born in Ireland
or
One of your parents was an Irish citizen at the time of your birth but was not born in Ireland. Your parent may have claimed citizenship through the Foreign Births Register themselves, or become a citizen by naturalisation.
Yes. If you were on FBR before they were born, they would be able to register as well.
No.
Yes.