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Support For United Ireland Is More Likely Thanks To Brexit Chaos

Support For A United Ireland Increases

A new poll by Lord Ashcroft Polls has revealed 44 percent of Northern Irish residents would vote in favour of quitting the UK and joining the Republic if a referendum was held tomorrow.

Forty-nine percent of respondents said they would vote to stay in the UK while seven percent said they did not know how they would vote.

Pollsters, who interviewed 1,666 Northern Irish adults between May 24 and 28, revealed even those who opposed a united Ireland believed a referendum would eventually be held.

Lord Ashcroft Polls said in the full report: “More than half of DUP voters said there should never be a referendum but fewer than one in five of them thought there never would be.

Four Parties Issue Joint Statement On EU

Northern Ireland should remain in the single market and customs union after Brexit, four political parties have said.

Sinn Féin, the Green Party, Alliance and the SDLP have issued a joint statement.

They said there should be no hard border on the island of Ireland or between Ireland and the UK.

"This is critical to protecting investment, jobs, trade and the hard-won peace," the statement said.

It was signed by the leaders of the four parties: Michelle O'Neill, Steven Agnew, Naomi Long and Colum Eastwood.