"Cut-out-and-keep" ✂️📌
A 4-tweet thread for every person living in N.Ireland who might well wonder what #Brexit means in practical terms.
Travelling, studying, working, driving, shopping, roaming in the EU after 1st Jan... & what will change on the island of Ireland too.
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A 4-tweet thread for every person living in N.Ireland who might well wonder what #Brexit means in practical terms.
Travelling, studying, working, driving, shopping, roaming in the EU after 1st Jan... & what will change on the island of Ireland too.
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Those born in N.Ireland have a birthright to Irish citizenship, & Irish citizens retain EU citizenship rights.
Because Brexit means #Brexit, British citizens no longer have those rights, & there will be a change in visiting, staying and working in the EU after 1st January.
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Because Brexit means #Brexit, British citizens no longer have those rights, & there will be a change in visiting, staying and working in the EU after 1st January.
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But regardless of citizenship, there are big changes ahead in practical matters.
Those in NI are affected by the terms of the UK-EU Trade & Cooperation Agreement...
But there are also some differences for those in NI.
💳🧑🎓🐕🐈⬛
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Those in NI are affected by the terms of the UK-EU Trade & Cooperation Agreement...
But there are also some differences for those in NI.
💳🧑🎓🐕🐈⬛
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Last but not least, because there's now an UK/EU #border on the island of Ireland, #Brexit will have a practical impact here too.
There are important changes for cross-border workers @BorderPeople
+ things that will affect many of us on a daily basis, even with the CTA🚗📳
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There are important changes for cross-border workers @BorderPeople
+ things that will affect many of us on a daily basis, even with the CTA🚗📳
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