Should the UK be allowed to access European Markets once they leave the EU?

Yes but with protective agreements and they should not have the same freedoms as EU countries within these markets

Northern Ireland should be the only UK member to have access to the EU market.

They should have limited access while Northern Ireland should be treated like the Republic of Ireland.

this question should be rephrased now that the UK has left the EU

Yes, but there still should be regulation maintained against Britain, in order to encourage Britain to re-join the EU in the future.

No. "Leave means leave" and it's not our job to patch up their failure to come up with a proper deal.

As Northern Ireland is physically part of the island there should be a british isles/ irish sea agreement on trading of goods and services

The UK should rejoin the EU

Yes, if they comply with EU rules.

I feel that we should be able to have free trade with the UK as part of Ireland remained under the rule of the UK, but I feel the UK should not have unrestricted trade and travel within all of the EU

Yes, as they are a vital market to all European countries for export, but I do believe there should be some sort of tariff/trade tax. They should not be allowed the same benefits as member states.

no but they should be able to access Irish markets and vise-versa. A stong Ireland/UK relationship is crucial

Yes, But they should be taxed higher for the access to it

Yes, but only if they adopt EU regulatory standards once again.

They should pay a higher price

In some circumstances but rarely.

No, It was the UK's choice to leave so they will have to suffer the consequences of their own actions

They should rejoin the EU as the alternatives will reduce Britain to a third world country within 20 years

They should have a limited amount of access as a result of the unique situation with Northern Ireland

Access, yes. The terms could and should have been negotiated far more sanely. Punishing the UK for leaving was despicable.

No, they are either in or out of the EU. If they wish to rejoin a vote between the EU parliament and UK population should take place

This does not concern me

Yes, but only if they act accordingly to EU laws like other non-EU countries

Yes subject to paying relevant tarrifs

Somewhat, as a third party

Entry should be paid for like the Swiss agreement.

Only if Europe is allowed to access UK markets

Yes, as long as they rejoin the customs union.

If they make a deal to

Yes along as it follows regulations of the eu

Yes, provided they comply with the terms of the Northern Ireland Protocol

I believe this is all down to what agreement they can make with other countries and the eu, but then again if this was apart or the agreement and they accepted this leaving then it’s not really anyone problem now they don’t like the outcome. But discussion should be had to help or advise them

yes i dont see the harm although they arent in the eu they should be allowed to buy from eu markets

Only in Northern Ireland & in Scotland but not for England & Wales

No however a we must look into a trade agreement between Ireland and the UK to ensure the Irish Economy doesn't take a hit.

They shouldn’t get the same treatment as other European countries but deals should be done to encourage trade with them going forward

Yes but with no benefits for them.

Yes but with the higher customs and tax charges that apply with any new trade agreement. They can't have the same advantages as member states.

Yes but under the same rulings as other countries like America etc.

Yes but customs duties should apply

Limited but still partial access

Facing the consequences of your own actions.

Not immediately, they should have to negotiate trade deals with each individual country

Yes, but they have to pay a lot more tax.

provided they adhere to EU regulations

Yes but only if they follow the same restrictions all members of the European Markets follow

Should only have as much access as any other non-eu state e.g. USA/Japan Alternative terms can be agreed upon such as with the NI protocol

If the UK wants access to the EU, then there should be a price for admission, with reduced access or no access to Irish waters for fishing purposes.

Depends on a trade agreement

Up to the UK and EU to decide, but I support some access

Only via northern Ireland

Yes, they should be allowed access the market to buy products from member States but the UK should not be allowed participate I the free trade agreement or the common market all member states are in.

Yes, but they need to agree to the rules of the market

This isn't a Irish affair

Well it would help the Irish Economy

If they pay for it, sure.

Very limited access

When a treaty is drawn up

Yes, but with strict conditions which does not cause Ireland or the EU any disruption to monetary related issues or social issues

As long as the four freedoms are adhered to, then yes the UK should be able to access the Single Market.

Yes but at a price

Depends on the benefit for republic and north or Ireland

Yes, but with limitations as to not encourage other countries to leave.

They should be able to, but should be taxed for it.

They should be able to access part of the markets.

Yes, but not with the same level of access as EU members.

Northern Ireland should be allowed to access Republic of Ireland

Yes on terms applicable to any third country

Yes, but they should have to pay more

Whatever stops recession

Some of the markets not all of them

no, but they should have more tax as they aren't a part of the EU

Yes, but only if they accept the same terms as Norway, Iceland, and Lichenstein.

Yes if they follow the same rules as other non European EU countries

In the event of a deal that maintains the four freedoms, then yes

Just Northern Ireland

Yes but only if the deal is mutually beneficial and applies both ways i.e. EU having access to UK markets.

yes. but by paying

Depends on the negotiations and what they offer in return. Level playing field and food standards have to be maintained for trade.

Yes, but only if they pay some sort of a tax for doing so.

On provisional legislation and newly drafted trade agreements

Yes but not with the same benefits that members have

Yes but the deal has to go two ways

Yes under similar terms to Norway

Yes, if it's a fair deal

Depends on the deal that comes out of negotiations.

Depending on the trade deals.

No, and abolish the EU.

only Northern Ireland as they voted to stay

If they negotiate a trade deal that is mutually beneficial then I am not opposed to it.

Only if they agree to freedom of movement

If they sign a trade agreement with the EU

Lower taxes should be charged to buyers

Only Northern Ireland should be allowed.

Only if they sign up

Yes but they should slowly be removed

In the beginning yes but they should gradually be removed

No, they should negotiate individual deals (except for the Ireland situation)

Yes, but on the protocol terms