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

Yes, but no voting rights.

Without the context of how it would impact dail operations or constituents either side of the border, this is a difficult question to answer. If it's with a view to a united Ireland, then absolutely yes.

It depends of said elected parliament seats can benefit to the Republic of Ireland and vice versa for the Republic of Ireland with Northern Ireland

No, but a cross border committee should be established invoking representatives from both parliaments

I believe members of the northern parliament should be allowed confer and discuss polices with members of the dáil

no, but there should be a regular forum of discussion between both parliaments to ensure continued cooperation and peace between the two states

governmentally they arent a part of the same country, however if the county were to choose to relinquish a position in the united kingdom government then i dont see whu not

Yes, but only participating in sessions in the Dáil that affect Northern Ireland as well as the Republic

If the topic has an effect on the island of Ireland as a whole, yes. But not a permanent seat unless we are reunified.

If it will benefit a United Ireland and peoples livelihood. Not to add ‘British perspective’ to Irish politics

If an agreement with NI and Ireland was created that we could have some irish politicians over in that Parliament

Yes, especially if the question of unification is to be brought up, This will endure all parties have the same information and get their points across in the same forum

They should be allowed sit in with no input unless they are asked or if the matter is regarding both north and south

only for all island policies or possibly boarder communities. but not for policy that won’t affect the north

Sure but only when topics concerning both sides of the border are discussed and the republics TD’s have the same opportunity

I would like to say yes, but would that not mean they are actually there under the British government and not Irish… So my answer is no.

Only people that swear an oath to the republic

Only when desison are being made which effects both parties

In some circumstances but only on the rare occasion.

Yes but not vote.

Yes if they are from nationalist, all-island parties and the discussions to do with cross-border issues

No feel that it would be only those elected in Ireland. They can may give views but not voting as currently they are a separate nation

If the discussion or work is involving a cross boarder issue or discussion of unity they should be able to do a working visit.

Yes but only when all parties in the north work for all the people and work together for the good of all the people.

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.

If they are from nationalist parties not unionist

Only if Ireland is reunited

I don’t know enough about this

Yes, if they are in favour of unified Ireland: they represent the voices of potential future fellow countrymen

Yes, members of the Northern Irish Assembly at Stormont should be able to represent the same constituencies in the Dáil

In aid of unity yes. In the present circumstances of Northern Ireland and the republic being separate, no

No but members of both parliaments should meet regularly to discuss and co-operate on island wide affairs

Yes they should when we talk about investing in Northern Ireland the Immergration & the Irish language & Covid19 & Brexit

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

No unionists but nationalists Ok

Yes, but only those from border counties.

Northern Ireland should be incorporated into Ireland

Constituencies in the North of Ireland should be allowed to elect TDs to the Dáil. Stormont MLAs and Westminster MPs should not sit in the Dáil.

Once a united Ireland is achieved

Yes, but should be non voting

Not until there is there is a btmetter relationship between North and south

Yes, they have the right to sit in Westminster and Stormont,why not the dail as well

A repersentive body of Northern Irish Mps should sit in on relevant meetings/boards.

Yes, but they should not be allowed to vote on bills.

As long as there irish

Yes, As long as they swear allegiance to the irish republic

Only of they consider themselves irish

Perhaps for some sittings that are relevant but not all

They should have speaking rights, but not voting rights

They should be able to attend as observers, and contribute to debates, but not have a vote.

When ireland is united

when their day comes

As long as they are relevant and non extremist

Yes, but only when addressing issues that affect the entire island of Ireland

Only if the become part of the independent Republic

Depends on their views of the republic

Yes if it involves Northern Ireland and that Irish tds be allowed sit in stormonth

only if we are united

Yes, but I don't see how Unionist politicians such as those in the DUP would want to do this

Yes but only nationalist parties and no unionist parties

Yes but it there becomes a united ireland or an agreement to rule ireland as a whole instead of the possibility of conflict between laws

If their political leadership works together

Depends on the topics being discussed

Yes their as important as Lisa Chambers Eammon Ryan & Mary Lou Mcdonald

Not in the current climate

Yes, but only if referendums held on both Northern Ireland and the Republic agree

Yes, but only for debates regarding Northern Ireland.

Yes but not to vote, until unity

No, but people in Northern Ireland should be able to elect TDs directly to the Dáil.

Yes but not have the same rights

Only if Ireland reunifies

Yes, but only with speaking rights.

Sit, yes if they wish. Discuss decisions made by the Irish government which may impact the north. They should not have a vote or push through laws which are not applicable to them in the dail though.

Only most senior

Aontaím, mar tá sé tabachtach go mbíonn glór ag gach duine Éireannach faoi fud an hOileán na hÉireann i nDáil - Yes, because it's important that every Irish person throughout the island of Ireland has a voice in the Dáil

Only in a United Ireland

Yes, only after a peblicite in both nations and only if northern Ireland was an independent nation

Only in the event of a United Ireland

No but they should liase with the Dáil

yes but they should only have speaking rights.

An All-Ireland council should be set up for coordinating between Stormont and the Dail

On occasion their input could be valuable. We do live on the same island.

Only in a United Ireland.

Yes if questions are regarding the people they represent

Yes, but not to vote in the Dáil (spectator)

Yes, but not to vote in the Dáil

No, but should be represented in Seanad Éireann.

Only Republicans, No Unionists

Yes on issues that relate to both countries

If the issue relates to both parts of the island

I think when Ireland and The United Kingdom establish a better Brexit agreement then maybe

Yes but Only if an issue being discussed is relevant to both North and South.

On Border Issues yes otherwise, no

Only if united

If the country was united

until reunification otherwise they'll have to be happy with the cross border agencies they have at the moment

Maybe but I wouldn’t think so

yes and no, they are part of the British parliament, not the Irish parliament but due to the circumstances of Brexit they should be allowed in the dail so that a Brexit deal can be done