Articles 2 - 3

The National Territory

Articles 2 and 3 were removed in the Good Friday (political/legal) agreement, but it was not ratified by a whole-island unilateral referendum at the same time.  These articles still exist in law for Irish nationals.

Ireland became a nation without a monarch (independent sovereign republic) in 1937.  However, we have a licence to operate in the commercial world via the citizens manual, which gives us our inalienable right to contract or not to contract, which is unlimited.

The commercial world is created through the birth (berth) certificate, giving citizenship under admiralty maritime law (wet law)

Article 2

Official Literal English Translation

Article 2

The island of Ireland entirely, along with its islands and its bordering/territorial seas, is the national territories/territory.

Points to Consider:

Article 2 refers to a 32-county independent sovereign territory


Article 3

Official Literal English Translation

Article 3

Until the national territories are made complete again, and without prejudice to the right of the Parliament and the Government that is established by this Constitution to operate jurisdiction in all the national territories, the laws that will be enacted by that Parliament will apply to the same area as the laws of the Irish Free State applied to, and they will have the same effect outside of that area as the laws of the Irish Free-State had.

Points to Consider:

Article 3 refers to reintegrating our 32-county independent sovereign territory.

Articles 2 & 3 were removed in the Good Friday (political/legal) agreement, but it was not a whole-island unilateral referendum at the same time.  These articles still exist in law for Irish nationals.

We became a nation without a monarch (independent sovereign republic) in 1937.  However we have a licence to operate in the commercial world via the citizens manual, which gives us our inalienable right to contract or not to contract, which is unlimited.

 The commercial world is created through the birth (berth) certificate giving citizenship under admiralty maritime law (wet law)


Your Right to Travel Unhindered

The map on page 3 of your Irish passport confirms that the constitution relates to

the entire island of Éire. 

Note that this detailed map of the country

is without borders.