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BRITISH PRIME MINISTER David Cameron has been on a 48-hour charm offensive since yesterday morning – meeting EU leaders to gather support for changes he wants ahead of the UK’s in-out referendum on membership.
If Britain does, in fact, opt for an ‘out’ in the national vote – the result will obviously have implications for Ireland.
A new Red C poll has found 77 per cent of people here believe Ireland should STAY in the union, even if our nearest neighbour leaves. That rises to 95 per cent for farmers.
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