No need to pay $ 55,000 or more for a 2nd citizenship or passport. You may already benefit from one or more passports free! Yes it is true, a free pass. If you or your spouse's parents or grandparents are of Irish or Jewish probably already qualify!Here's the deal ... Irish nationality is governed by Irish nationality and Citizenship Acts, 1956 and 1986. Irish nationality can be acquired in various ways, such as the birth in Ireland, of Irish parentage, which has the appropriate statement after marriage to an Irish citizen or the spouse can claim Irish citizenship through descent, ie mother, father, and grandfather and grandmother both / and Born in Ireland or are / were Irish.
Besides these there is considerable interest in acquiring Irish citizenship through descent and [former] under the Business Scheme naturalization. An authoritative book on the subject is "Genealogical Supplement" published by Inside Ireland.
What is a Jew?The law defines a Jew return as anyone born of a Jewish mother or converted to Judaism without embracing any other faith. Certification Documentary of the ceremony of circumcision (Briss) or other important Jewish ceremonies (bar mitzvahs, weddings Jews, etc.) would serve as a good test of Jewishness. Alternatively, and the simplest of all, evidence of belonging synagogue should be adequate. Once the Jewishness is firmly established, you can arrange to move to Israel through the Israeli consulate or a group of Aliyah nearest your current home. A non-Jew can become a citizen of Israel too! This is at the discretion of the Ministry of Interior and the applicant must meet five conditions.
They are in Israel.
They were in Israel three years out of the five years immediately preceding the application for citizenship.
They are entitled to the status of permanent resident.
They have settled in Israel or intend.
They sold their previous citizenship or have offered evidence that they will cease to be a Sovereign national as they become an Israeli. Note that the Jews who become citizens through the law of return are not limited in this way.
Contact the nearest consulate of Israel for more details.