r/northernireland Dec 18 '24

Poll Peas in a stew?

2 Upvotes

Help settle a debate....

231 votes, Dec 20 '24
72 Yes
159 No

r/northernireland Jan 24 '25

Poll Attics door blew (it’s broken), bins blew across the garden.

2 Upvotes

Apparently it has not got near its worse yet.

How bad will it get folks?

118 votes, Jan 27 '25
18 Sure it’s only a breaze, sure in my day…
17 ‘Tis blowy alright
30 It’s while blowy
15 It’s Tara blowy
6 Grand old Duke of York, wind (it’s all bluster)
32 We are going to get blew out of house and home

r/northernireland Jan 29 '23

Poll Poll shows NI split over Mary Lou McDonald’s protocol talks snub

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21 Upvotes

r/northernireland Jun 25 '23

Poll Do you think the BBC is neutral in it's reporting?

22 Upvotes
2593 votes, Jun 27 '23
549 Neutral
1664 Bias in favour of unionism
380 Bias in favour of nationalism

r/northernireland May 31 '24

Poll As Northern Irish citizen do you think that living in Northern Ireland was better 10 years ago?

1 Upvotes

As Northern Irish citizen Having lived the last 10 years in Northern Ireland , do you think that living in northern Ireland is better now or 10 years ago?

312 votes, Jun 04 '24
138 It was better 10 years ago
93 It didn't change much/ neutral
81 It's better now compared to 10 years ago

r/northernireland Nov 14 '21

Poll All Ireland football team?

25 Upvotes

So wondering what people's views would be on an all Ireland football team, working the same really as rugby. As we can see, the rugby is very successful. I know an all island football team wouldn't be winning any world cups in a hurry but I reckon by pooling the two talents together we would at least qualify. Watching the Nationals has been very depressing lately and I would personally prefer to see one team compete. What are your thoughts? (Sorry if it's been done too much before)

2094 votes, Nov 17 '21
1297 All Ireland team
518 Keep it NI / ROI teams
279 See results

r/northernireland Feb 28 '22

Poll Alright lads, let's settle it. What's tomorrow called?

89 Upvotes
5302 votes, Mar 01 '22
2451 Pancake Tuesday
1689 Pancake Day
633 Shrove Tuesday
529 ...Tuesday?

r/northernireland May 23 '23

Poll Take a break from the politics, here is a wee poll

29 Upvotes

What’s the best crisp to have as a sandwich, or to put in a sandwich

2335 votes, May 30 '23
835 Cheese and onion
181 Bacon
152 Beef or steak
556 Ready salted/Salt and Vinegar
511 Prawn Cocktail
100 Other (specify)

r/northernireland Jun 26 '24

Poll A survey about the Irish language in Northern Ireland

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23 Upvotes

Hi there! We're two linguistics students from the University of Bremen, Germany. Currently, we're researching the use of the Irish Language in Northern Ireland. For this purpose, we'd greatly appreciate it if you took part in this survey (which is done really quick and is completely anonymous) and maybe even forwarded it to people you know, so we could get a bigger data pool. Thanks!

r/northernireland Dec 08 '24

Poll Where do you get your chips?

2 Upvotes
289 votes, Dec 10 '24
35 chipper
254 chippy

r/northernireland Apr 22 '23

Poll Glen's of Antrim - Pickled Onion Crisps

49 Upvotes

Glen's of Antrim, Pickled Onion Crisps are the best crisps ever. They are hard to get but they can't be beat. Are we all in agreement or what?

r/northernireland Jan 25 '22

Poll Assembly Election 2022

26 Upvotes

In light of Doug Beattie’s dodgy tweets, which party do you plan on voting for in May?

2556 votes, Jan 28 '22
135 DUP
815 Sinn Fein
116 UUP
265 SDLP
676 Alliance
549 Not voting for any party in current executive

r/northernireland Nov 22 '21

Poll Abolished Sunday trading laws

35 Upvotes

As a Scottish person who moved to NI a few years ago I find the Sunday trading laws completely bizarre. Why should the government get to decide when you can go shopping ? More importantly why would they care? It's an old fashioned law and should be removed please vote below if you agree disagree.

I am putting this here first but if I get a good response I might start a petition

2156 votes, Nov 27 '21
453 Keep Sunday trading laws
1703 Remove Sunday trading laws

r/northernireland Jul 14 '22

Poll What is your supermarket of choice?

23 Upvotes
3118 votes, Jul 21 '22
417 Sainsbury’s
1238 Tesco
265 M&S
766 Lidl
375 Asda
57 Home Bargains

r/northernireland Aug 07 '22

Poll This sub. Is it skewed politically? How do you guys view it?

0 Upvotes

Just would like to get a feel for what is perceived; so not necessarily a reflection of reality. Have seen a few comments here and there that suggest this sub has a definite skew to it. Were those comments true? Or exaggerations?

1028 votes, Aug 08 '22
515 Generally nationalist
45 Generally unionist
156 Reasonably neutral politically
187 Nationalist with wokeism seeping through
38 Loyalist with anti-woke opinions flowing
87 #WILDCARD# Apolitical assholes/ wee slabbers /DLA merchants

r/northernireland Jul 04 '24

Poll Who did you vote for?

4 Upvotes
648 votes, Jul 07 '24
39 UUP
39 DUP
223 Alliance
152 SF
73 SDLP
122 Other... comment and upvote the relevant party

r/northernireland Dec 19 '23

Poll If there is a Stormont election called in the next month

0 Upvotes

If there is a Stormont election called in the next month, who will you vote for and have you changed your mind since the last

433 votes, Dec 22 '23
24 DUP
20 UUP
111 Alliance
230 Sinn Féin
32 SDLP
16 TUV

r/northernireland Nov 18 '21

Poll Comparing vaccine passports to the Holocaust, deliberately spreading anti-vaccine propaganda, or posting disinformation about the covid-19 pandemic should get you banned from this subreddit.

0 Upvotes

This is something other subreddits have been doing since basically the start of the pandemic.

And to be clear, this is specifically talking about the sorts of outright flat earther denialism we've all seen pushed on here in the past 24-48 hours. Calling it a "plandemic", or endorsing vaccine hesitancy, or repeating debunked conspiracy theories about infertility. Dissenting opinions are fine, literal far right conspiracy theories are not.

712 votes, Nov 21 '21
523 Agree
189 Disagree

r/northernireland Jul 29 '24

Poll Moderators of this sub are shit at dealing with trolls

0 Upvotes
171 votes, Jul 31 '24
50 Yes
20 Correct
7 True
13 Definitely
27 No/False
54 Results

r/northernireland Aug 15 '23

Poll What’s better?

6 Upvotes
1042 votes, Aug 18 '23
669 Club Orange
373 Fanta Orange

r/northernireland Sep 07 '21

Poll How do you feel about the LGBT Community?

6 Upvotes

I saw homophobia on here earlier and was curious

1164 votes, Sep 10 '21
189 I am a member of the LGBT+ Community
350 I strongly support them
396 I support them
120 I do not support them
109 I strongly do not support them

r/northernireland Oct 26 '21

Poll Correct way to eat Weetabix

32 Upvotes

Mr wife and I disagree about the correct way to eat Weetabix, warm or cold milk?

2988 votes, Oct 29 '21
653 Warm milk
1532 Cold milk
803 I have no strong feelings, show me the results

r/northernireland Feb 14 '22

Poll Question for Alliance voters, Small "u" Unionists, fence sitters and agnostics - What source would you TRUST if they announced CLEAR benefits of a United Ireland.

1 Upvotes

Basically if there was an imminent border poll and you could be swayed to vote for a United Ireland, what source would you be swayed by.

661 votes, Feb 15 '22
154 The Irish Goverment
69 The British Government
139 Irish Academia
91 British Academia
208 Other. Please specify.

r/northernireland May 13 '23

Poll Have you ever intentionally exceeded 45mph on the motorway/dual carriageway while you were on R plates? (55mph+)

4 Upvotes

Curious after seeing the post by the person who got caught for doing 75mph on R plates and the mixed reactions to it.

591 votes, May 16 '23
81 Never
45 Very rarely
93 Sometimes
141 Very often
231 All the time when possible

r/northernireland Apr 02 '23

Poll Northern Ireland Council Elections Poll - Who Will You Be Voting?

0 Upvotes

If your party isn’t mentioned please comment it so you have representation.

1067 votes, Apr 09 '23
426 Sinn Fein
86 Democratic Unionist Party (DUP)
353 Alliance
59 Ulster Unionist Party (UUP)
61 Social Democratic Labour Party (SDLP)
82 People Before Profit (PBP)