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Think it might be tight but would be yes to becoming one island.
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The ROI don't want us and we're a drain on the UK, self rule is the best for us. Our greatest ever export was the Titanic.
Still, I love this place and wouldn't want to live anywhere else. |
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Think myself the vote would be for NO. Personally, I couldn't give a hoot.
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ask again when the euro dont buy as many pounds
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Ireland#Public_opinion_in_Northern_Ireland
A 2006 Sunday Business Post survey reported that almost 80% of voters in the Republic favour a united Ireland. Basically the UK wants a united Ireland (just), Ireland wants a united Ireland, the only people that don't want it are the Northern Irish. |
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I don't want an United Ireland and the majority of the people in Northern Ireland including a few catholics don't want one. I'm all in favour of closer relations but I can't see any advantage for anyone in Northern Ireland combining the island.
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it's very understandable that Northern Irishers don't want to join the RoI, who wants to pay 5 euro for a pint of lager??
not me! plus I saw a guy speaking live from Belfast on channel 4 at 7pm, it still looked like there was still some light in the sky, it's pitch black here in scotland at 7pm |