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Is Brexit worth risking peace in Northern Ireland?

Earlier this week Cardiff University and the University of Edinburgh released the latest The Future of England study. Of the results of the survey into constitutional attitudes in the UK, one question stood out particularly for its shocking responses in Northern Ireland. The respondents were told it has been suggested that leaving the EU might lead to the unravelling of the peace process in Northern Ireland and were then asked if they think Brexit would be worth jeopardising the process for.

When looking at the overall results, 33 percent of adults in Northern Ireland said they think it would be worth it in order to 'take back control'. Of those who voted 'Leave' in the EU referendum however, a massive 87 percent said they feel it would be worth the risk. Looking at respondents identifying as 'broadly unionist', 70 percent were of this opinion.

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This chart shows the results of a survey in Northern Ireland into whether people think Brexit would be worth risking the peace process.

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Population of Northern Ireland 1971-2023
Northern Ireland: unemployment rate by urban area 1989
Northern Ireland: employment distribution by social grade and religion1971
Northern Ireland: unemployment by religious background and gender 1971-1987
Northern Ireland population distribution 1861-2021, by religious belief or background
Population of Northern Ireland 2022, by local district

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