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What's More Likely? An Independent Scotland or a Reunited Ireland? (search mode)

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What's more likely to happen sooner? Scotland voting for independence, or Northern Ireland voting to unite with the Republic of Ireland?

#1 Independent Scotland		67 (91.8%)
#2 Reunited Ireland		6 (8.2%)

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Total Voters: 73

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Topic: What's More Likely? An Independent Scotland or a Reunited Ireland? (Read 2258 times)

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Re: What's More Likely? An Independent Scotland or a Reunited Ireland?

« on: March 19, 2017, 08:36:23 AM »

I'm going against the grain and saying the latter.

Quote from: Cashew on March 18, 2017, 11:31:45 PM

The fact is that an independent Scotland is basically a prerequisite for weakening to connection of the Ulster Scots to the UK, and making Irish reunification a seriously debated topic, option 1 obviously.

No.

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Re: What's More Likely? An Independent Scotland or a Reunited Ireland?

« Reply #1 on: March 20, 2017, 12:36:16 PM »

Actually now that I reread the question, the first. If you assume both happen, Scottish independence would have happened sooner (I think Irish reunification is more likely to occur, but not within the next decade.)

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