"Other sports too, but passports are currently United Kingdom or Republic of Ireland. A Brexit supporting Conservative MP did say recently that anybody English, like him, could get an Irish passport, but that is just nonsense. I meant that if were to be a Welsh passport, I could qualify for one, I think.<br/><br/>Now, Brexit is a troubling subject. It was a very small majority, as you say, Jaclyn, with most of England and Wales voting in favour, with Scotland and Northern Ireland voting against. However, there were plenty of areas, such as mine, which voted against Brexit, and when, in her hubris, Theresa May called another election and lost her majority, she became beholden to the bigots of the Democratic Unionist Party from Northern Ireland, who support Brexit, even though most people in Northern Ireland did not.<br/><br/>The UK had control over immigration anyway, but chose not to exercise it, while the Brexiters blamed the EU for a policy their government could have ignored so," I sigh, "I can see why you might find it confusing."