Fianna Fáil – 100 years on
Irish Border Poll
20 September 2026
by Ray Bassett On the 16th of May 1926, Eamon de Valera, and a group of his supporters, founded a new political party in the
by Ray Bassett On the 16th of May 1926, Eamon de Valera, and a group of his supporters, founded a new political party in the
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Martin Luther King declared that the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice. At the centenary of partition his words
Of course, fourth place does not even merit a podium spot. Not a point about the Paralympics, you understand, merely a reflection on this weekend’s
This is a recording of the Zoom-hosted debate “Northern Ireland at 100: Is Unionism emotionally ready for conversation about a united Ireland?”. Enjoy!
In case you missed it last week this is the paper delivered by Neale Richmond TD on planning and preparing for a border poll and
Monday 3rd May: register for this IrishBorderPoll debate When asked what he wanted for unionism David Trimble once answered: “To be left alone.” Writing in
Irishborderpoll today launches a new series of articles on ‘Imagining the new Ireland’. We hope to feature a diverse range of people from all walks
Originally published by The Independent. While most believe it’s not the right time to revisit the issue of Irish unity, Ian Johnston explains how civic groups are
Brendan Boyle, originally published in The Irish Times. Not a moment must be wasted as responsible efforts facilitate inclusive decision process January was a significant
Brexit has bulldozed the foundations of the union, so North and South need to prepare Brendan O’Leary, originally published in The Irish Times. Whoever favours
Originally published in the Financial Times. Economist David McWilliams argues that demography, finances and the fallout of Brexit are reviving the idea of one Ireland