That Sad Old Game, The New York Times: That Sad Old Game

Garrett Carr

That Sad Old Game, The New York Times: That Sad Old Game

School of Arts, English and Languages

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Abstract

BELFAST, Northern Ireland — When Britain voted last June to leave the European Union, Northern Ireland voted to remain by a clear majority. Along the border with the Republic of Ireland, that majority was even larger, about 64 percent. The referendum was a hard knock for the Borderlanders — a blunt reminder that they are peripheral not only to the geography of Britain but also to the debate about its future ...

Original language	English
Type	Article for the New York TImes
Media of output	Press and online
Publisher	New York Times
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 02 Jun 2017

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/06/02/opinion/sunday/northern-ireland-border-brexit.html

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