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How the question is framed makes little difference to voters in the South, who oppose including them on coinage of a united Ireland
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Findings suggest views about the flag are somewhat entrenched, and may be hard to change
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Strength of hostility depends on how Commonwealth is described in polling question, suggesting views in the South could be open to change
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Findings show that some apparently hardline positions could be open to change among some voters
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The North and South series consists of two major, in-depth opinion polls conducted simultaneously in Northern Ireland and the Republic