AFTER A LANDMARK deal with the EU, British Prime Minister David Cameron yesterday announced a referendum would be held in June to decide whether or not to leave the union.

Under the agreement, Britain can freeze welfare payments to European migrants if they are putting a strain on the system. It is also exempt from the key EU obligation of working towards ‘an ever closer union’.

A UK exit from the EU would obviously have implications for Ireland, but we want to know what you would do if you were in the shoes of the British voters.

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Poll: If you were voting in the British referendum, would you choose to leave the EU?

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