But 59 per cent say they want a special arrangement for Northern Ireland for no checks on the Border – even if it means some checks on goods travelling between Great Britain and the North.
Northern voters are divided on whether there should be another Brexit referendum; but if there was one, they would vote overwhelmingly to remain in the EU. Just 13 per cent of voters are satisfied with the way Sinn Féin’s Northern leader Michelle O’Neill is doing her job, with 61 per cent dissatisfied. A large majority – 60 per cent – of voters believe that Sinn Féin MPs should take their seats at Westminster. Among voters from a Catholic background, the figure rises to 64 per cent.
The poll in the Republic was conducted on Monday and Tuesday of this week among a representative sample of 1,200 voters aged 18 and over in face-to-face interviews at 120 sampling points in all constituencies. The margin of error is plus or minus 2.8 per cent.
Sadly Westminster doesn't give a toss...
Reunification of Ireland would be the solution for Brexit.
Why didn't the IT ask them the elephant in the room question? United Ireland, Yes or No. IG knows the answer but it wouldn't match their pro EU spin?
Ohh KilclooneyJohn ......
But if they get one will they then turn to the idea of reunification?
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