Not necessarily really, GFA gives the people of NI the right to be British, Irish or both irrespective of whether the territory is part of the UK or a united Ireland
At the minute it covers citizenship, it’s unlikely any citizenship would be stripped directly - the rest is whatever is negotiated. In reality Irish citizens don’t really have much distinction from British citizens in British law already.
They’re still British…
Only while it’s the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
The UK is devolving power, thankfully. Centralising power in Europe has failed every time in history.
Not necessarily really, GFA gives the people of NI the right to be British, Irish or both irrespective of whether the territory is part of the UK or a united Ireland
That’s to separate personal identity from territory.
At the minute it covers citizenship, it’s unlikely any citizenship would be stripped directly - the rest is whatever is negotiated. In reality Irish citizens don’t really have much distinction from British citizens in British law already.
It’s a demographic issue. Younger voters are more pro reunion. It’ll be done by 2040 I bet.