Majority believes NI will leave UK within 25 yearspublished at 22:00 British Summer Time 20 April 2021
People on both sides of the Irish border were polled for centenary programme.
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People on both sides of the Irish border were polled for centenary programme.
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Read MoreBut Arlene Foster says north-south relationships will be affected by post-Brexit arrangements for NI.
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