@ChrisMayLA6 Yes and no. Actually dates back to the Common Travel Area agreement of 1922 renewed in 2019 by a memorandum of understanding between the two governments prompted by Brexit, so it predates and postdates the UKs membership of the EEC/EU
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Aha, thanks for that... appreciated
@ChrisMayLA6 The same rights extend the other way and UK citizen can live in Ireland north or south without any restriction and are treated as if they are a citizen. Both can vote in each others general elections if resident but not the European elections or presidential elections in Ireland nor referenda in either country.
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