Ireland has the one of the most positive attitudes towards the EU.
92% of Irish people believe the country has benefited from being a member of the EU.
According to the latest Eurobarometer survey, Ireland has one of the most positive attitudes towards the EU, coming second only to Lithuania.
84% of Irish people are satisfied with the Bloc’s response to the Ukraine war, far above the EU average of 58%.
Midlands - North - West MEP Luke Ming Flanagan says he’s happy with Ireland’s membership but says there are issues that need to be addressed:
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