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I was born in Newry, Co Down although both my parents come from the Republic of Ireland. I would say that I identify more with my mother’s hometown than the province of Ulster. As a young boy, growing up in Northern Ireland wasn’t, at the best of times, a pleasant experience. The fact that my people were at war with each other didn’t help much and perhaps, more than anything, not having any family whatsoever in the North made me look forward to the long summer holidays with my mother’s family in Thurles, Co. Tipperary.
I’ve lived in the Basque Country longer than I’ve lived anywhere else. I suppose that would qualify me for Basque nationality! For this reason I would say that I now identify more with the Basque Country than with Ireland. I still love going back to Ireland, and being with my cousins and doing the traditional pubs! In fact, I think that being apart of two cultures has opened my mind and made me a more tolerant and better person.
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