Non Contributory Irish Pension

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Hi, I don't know if anyone can advise? I lived and worked in the UK from 1989 to 2012. I have a private pension which is forecasting a weekly payment of £70 when I reach retirement age in 8 years. I'm now living back in Ireland since 2013, I've never worked here, but I have been in receipt of Carers Allowance and One Parent family benefit. I assume I'll be entitled to a Non Contributory state pension in Ireland ( means tested). Will I be entitled to an Irish pension, UK pension ( I know I am.short some years NI contributions) and UK private pension ?
Thank you to anyone who can help
 
The thread title suggests that you're asking specifically about the Irish non-contributory pension but your post seems to ask about other pensions too?

With regard to the Irish non-contributory pension, do you meet the qualification criteria outlined here?

State Pension (Non-Contributory)

The State Pension (Non-Contributory), previously called the Old Age Non-Contributory Pension, is a means-tested payment for people in Ireland aged 66 and over.
www.citizensinformation.ie www.citizensinformation.ie
 
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