Should elected Members of Parliament in Northern Ireland be able to sit and participate in the Dáil?

No, but there should be an all-island body containing elected members from both sides that consults on issues that might affect the entire island.

Yes to a degree, it is important to take their opinion into consideration on certain issues, particualrly those that will have implications for the North.

Not unless NI becomes part of Republic

They should, as we should be one unified country.

Under specific circumstances, as history has shown in the past this very scenario is incredibly controversial

Yes, only if they are Nationalist/Republican representatives

Aslong as they are Nationalist/Republican

yes if they support a united ireland

Only for reasons that concern Ireland as a whole ie brexit

OnLy if they want to reunite Ireland

If they were to try become part of ireland again then yes but if not then no

Not always but they should be invited on occasion

Only if they wish to sit in the Dáil

I don’t know enough about this

Not unionists.

Only if catholic

They should get speaking rights, but not voting rights, unless an issue may impact NI (e.g. I think we should have had a combined COVID response)

when reunified

Yes to listen and offer advice but not to make any final decisions

Yes, if we become a united Ireland

If they support a free ireland and identify as irish and have irelands best intrest with no English regulations then yes

No, unless a United Ireland is in progress

Only if they are nationalist

Would need to see a more specific definition of 'sit'.

Sit in but not partake

With their consent yes & consent is vital when it comes to electing Members of Parliament in Northern Ireland be able to sit and participate in the Dáil

On a cooperative basis having no say in policy making

Only if the goal is for united Ireland

maybe, depending on the issue

Yes, but they should only get a say in things that have cross-border implications.

Yes because they’re Irish.

Unless they are republicans that desire a united Ireland

I think that would cause more issues up north than here

Yes, but only if they are nationalists

Yes, but the representation should match the proportions of the rest of the Republic.

MLAs should be able to contribute to debates in special sessions of the Dáil but not vote until reunification

Yes, but they shouldn't vote

Only if northern ireland and the republic were united as one nation

when Ireland is united they can

Once ireland is united

I think since there is a special relationship, they should be able to sit and observe activities in the Dáil, but not actively participate.

If they’re elected in both they should.

When Ireland unites

Depending if the matter has anything to do with them

Only if we are allowed in their parliament

should hold a place in involvement and have says

Yes but not vote.

It would probably cause a sovereignty conflict with Great Britain so no, they should not.

No unionists but nationalists Ok