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Yeah, I was primarily thinking economically.  

I honestly don't see that as a bad thing.  I don't think N. Ireland much matters to GB much anymore.  Economically anyway.

I asked how was the UK doing NOW after the dust has settled on Brexit.  Not what the Irish thought about it in 2016.  RIF.  Just saying.

Probably had some to do with it - but the story I heard was the old protestant hardline message was just not resonating with the voters as much anymore.  Not sure what that has to do with the state of the UK's economic health, though.   Anyone else?

It seems the talk of Brexit has died down in the news, well at least in the US news.  So, for the Poms here - what's the real story?  Unmitigated disaster, better than expected, jury is still out?   My sense from talking to some of my Brit friends is very few of the dire anti-Brexit predictions...