Irlandia Północna - Redux

Aoibheann Byrne, 24, bartender at the Grand Central Pub in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, UK. I voted to remain in the European Union. It's really touchy, because we're called Northern Ireland but we're actually part of the UK and people were afraid of losing their British healthcare and schooling and a lot of people are torn because they don't want to lose their connection with Europe...trade, job entitlement. So many young people want to live outside the UK. But now who knows. In the past, people told me I'd be better off having a British passport. I only have an Irish one, because I am Irish through and through. But now it's turned on it's head, and it'll be better to have my Irish passport because I'd be able to travel and work anywhere in Europe. Look it's a great system, there are so many benefits to being in the EU, but it's so frustrating listening to people who say they didn't think it would happen, I mean, what did they think would happen if enough stupid people vote for the same thing? There wasn't enough education on the Brexit vote, it was also initially marketed as a trial run to see how people would actually vote.