Compared to five or ten years ago, do you think that people are identifying more with their home nation than with the UK as a whole, or identifying more with the UK as a whole than with their home nation? (Northern Irish views)

Fieldwork dates: 15 May 2018 - 18 May 2018
Data from: Northern Ireland
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Compared to five or ten years ago, do you think that people are identifying more with their home nation than with the UK as a whole, or identifying more with the UK as a whole than with their home nation? (Northern Irish views)
Fieldwork end date Pollster	18 May 2018 Poll by Deltapoll
Identifying more with home nation	51%
Identifying more with the UK as a whole	22%
No difference	23%
Don't know	4%
Refused	0%

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Identifying more with home nation
Identifying more with the UK as a whole
No difference
Don't know
Refused

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Identifying more with home nation
Identifying more with the UK as a whole
No difference
Don't know
Refused

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Identifying more with home nation
Identifying more with the UK as a whole
No difference
Don't know
Refused

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Compared to five or ten years ago, do you think that people are identifying more with their home nation than with the UK as a whole, or identifying more with the UK as a whole than with their home nation?

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National identity and cultural issues Perceptions of government & the Union

Compared to five or ten years ago, do you think that people are identifying more with their home nation than with the UK as a whole, or identifying more with the UK as a whole than with their home nation? (Northern Irish views)

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