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Young people in Northern Ireland: share your thoughts ahead of the centenary

<span>Photograph: Liam McBurney/PA</span>
Photograph: Liam McBurney/PA

Northern Ireland will soon mark the centenary of the state’s foundation in May 1921 after the partition of Ireland. Demographic changes and Brexit have fuelled questions about whether the region’s future lies in the UK or a united Ireland.

We would like to hear from young people in Northern Ireland on their thoughts and experiences ahead of the centenary. What are the most pressing issues you face? What are your hopes for the future?

Share your experiences

What has it been like for you as a young person living in Northern Ireland? What are your hopes for the future, and what are the most challenging issues or concerns?

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