Well then he's Irish, I would imagine. Usually follows the country you're born in, Nationality does....

You, however said that you were born in England.
That would make you English, I presume...

Why then, and this is the tough bit does one need to supercede that with 'British'?

Isn't 'English' enough?

I agree that family etc, are more important; lots of things are, I would imagine.

Why say 'British/English', then.

It seems as absurd as 'Londonderry'