"Either in the Irish Sea or across Ireland." Further information showed that if a "hard exit" was to occur, where the UK would leave the customs union and the single market, Catholics would be far more likely to support the idea of a united Ireland. A survey in Northern Ireland has found 61% of people supported the region remaining within the European Union's single market and customs union. The poll by YouGov for the Belfast Telegraph showed that 62% of those questioned said they would vote to remain part of the EU if a referendum were held tomorrow. The research also found that many more Catholics than Protestants would support the idea of a united Ireland in the event of a hard Brexit that took the UK out of the customs union and single market.
A survey in Northern Ireland has found 61% of people supported the region remaining within the European Union's single market and customs union. The poll by YouGov for the Belfast Telegraph showed that 62% of those questioned said they would vote to remain part of the EU if a referendum were held tomorrow. The research also found that many more Catholics than Protestants would support the idea of a united Ireland in the event of a hard Brexit that took the UK out of the customs union and single market.