We Asked People In Ireland What They Think of Brexit

The UK votes on its future in just two days – and we should know the full result by Friday morning.

Should it stay in Europe, or go it alone?

While the latest polls across the water show the debate is neck-and-neck, here at home there’s significant support for our closest trading partner remaining in the union.

[kevinhogan]

Mary Harvey was right when she said "we are spiritually closer to Boston than Berlin". I will go one step further and say we are also closer to Boston in Lincolnshire UK than we are to Brussels and Berlin where they voted 76% in favour of leaving the EU. Based here in the UK I have seen first hand the bully boy and scare tactics by the political classes, the mainstream media and big business pre and post Brexit and all I can say is credit to the people for seeing through the lies and for voting to leave.

[DrThomas]

Many ppl dislike the undemocratic EUSSR, but not every country can survive on its own. My country Holland is totally dependent on Germany. And other countries benefit from EU budget. UK is one of the few that really can leave and be succesful. They are right to do so.

[tobywilliams]

Brexit all the way. We have our bread buttered on the side we want it on. Still love you tho Ireland...

[jimcazador]

The last commentator said they ''know which side the bread is buttered'' All very well but the cost in EU directives for Ireland are painful, there are a lot of people that are suffering because of it so is the main great enough for them to say enough is enough yet? Maybe not, but the only way the EU is going is more Top heavy bureaucracy and dictat, higher taxes and regulation, forced migrant quotas, when this starts to hit the middle classes and it will, people will start to think again.