More people identify themselves as Irish than British in Northern Ireland according to a new poll in Monday's Belfast Telegraph.
Over 1,000 people were interviewed for the survey.
A total of 42% of those surveyed told the pollsters they were Irish while 39% identified themselves as British. 18% saw themselves as Northern Irish.
The poll suggests that if a referendum was held now, a majority - 55% - would vote to stay in the UK.
However, those interviewed were evenly divided over whether Northern Ireland would still be part of the UK or part of a united Ireland by the year 2021.
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I was on footsie in the Crumlin Road when it happened. Happy days.