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Full question: Do you think the Irish government should or should not hold out for a legal guarantee that there will be no hard border between NI and the Republic of Ireland, even if that risks a no deal Brexit on 29th March? (Irish views)

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Do you think the Irish government should or should not hold out for a legal guarantee that there will be no hard border between NI and the Republic of Ireland, even if that risks a no deal Brexit on 29th March? (Irish views)
• How likely or unlikely do you think it is that the Government will ask to delay Britain’s exit from the EU to after the 29th of March?
• Do you think the EU have done a good or bad job in negotiating Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you think the Irish government have done a good or bad job in negotiating Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you think the UK government have done a good or bad job in negotiating Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you think the Irish government has pushed for too much or has not pushed for enough in Brexit negotiations, or have they got the balance about right? (Irish views)
• Do you think the Irish government should be doing more to compromise to agree a Brexit deal, doing more to hold out for what they want in a Brexit deal, or are they getting the balance about right? (Irish views)
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for the UK if a Brexit deal is agreed? (Irish views)
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for Ireland if a Brexit deal is agreed? (Irish views)
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for the UK if there is a no deal Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you think Brexit will be good or bad for Ireland if there is a no deal Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you have a more or less favourable view of the UK as a whole, as a result of Brexit? (Irish views)
• Do you have a more or less favourable view of Unionists in NI as a result of Brexit? (Irish views)
• If you had to choose, would you rather cut economic ties with the UK or the rest of the EU? (Irish views)