Unionists in Ireland wanted to stay a part of the United Kingdom.
I suggest - that an extended stay - done legally, requires a visa. Extended stay usually means greater than 90 days on the visa waiver program which both the USA and UK are part of.
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Because it wanted to join and did so in 1973 when it was known as the European Economic Community.
No - that doesn't give you automatic right to stay in the UK !
Basically, it is part of the UK but I think if lots of people wanted to go in dependant Bermuda could.
in the UK they usually stay in the Hilton hotels
In September 2014, Scotland had a referendum to decide if they wanted to remain part of the United Kingdom or not. Roughly 2 million people voted to remain part of the UK and 1.6 million people wanted to become independent.
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Up until 91 years ago all of Ireland was ruled by Britain and wanted freedom from UK rule, (With the exception of Protestant groups in Northern Ireland) The south obtained freedom but Northern Ireland has not - there are still some groups in Northern Ireland that want freedom from the UK
Northern Ireland is not technically ruled by England. However, it is part of the United Kingdom, of which England is the largest constituent part. At one time, the British conquered the whole of the island of Ireland. The last part of the country to resist their rule was the province of Ulster. In the 17th century, the Irish rulers of Ulster were finally dispossessed. Much of the land which was taken from them was given to settlers from Britain. At the time of the Irish War of Independence, the descendants of these settlers formed a majority of the population in 4 of the 9 counties in Ulster. They were called Unionists because they wanted to stay part of the UK where their ancestors had come from, and they threatened to rebel if they were forced to form part of an independent country. So the British offered to recognise the independence of 26 of the 32 counties in Ireland. The four counties where the Unionists were a majority, plus two ccounties where Nationalists who wanted independence were a majority, were to stay part of the UK. There was a civil war in Ireland between people who wanted to accept this treaty, and people who wanted to fight on and gain the independence of the whole country. The pro-treaty people won, so Ireland was partitioned into a 26-county independent country and 6 counties that were still in the UK. Today, four of the Six Counties have Nationalist majorities. However, Unionists have an overall majority of 58%. So these counties are still part of the UK.