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by Ben Collins When I wrote my second book The Irish Unity Dividend, I wanted to focus on a small number of key messages. Firstly,

by Ben Collins When I wrote my second book The Irish Unity Dividend, I wanted to focus on a small number of key messages. Firstly,
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By Martin Burns “Significant numbers of Northern Protestants who oppose Irish Unity still support planning for that possibility”. To put it mildly, a lot of

by Ben Collins When I wrote my second book The Irish Unity Dividend, I wanted to focus on a small number of key messages. Firstly,

Prof Colin Harvey, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast Are you bored yet? Talk of unity is hard to ignore. What are we to make

By Paul Breen If 2025 has been a good year for talking about Irish unity, then 2026 must be the year when we decide what

Pauline Hadaway reviews Ray Bassett’s The Traveller’s Tale

The night Tim Pat Coogan and Ray Bassett experienced The 12th – From Bassett’s new book The Traveller’s I am not sure anything or anybody

Martin Burns is a recent graduate of Queen’s University, Belfast. He has worked as a Congressional aide, political consultant and journalist. by Martin Burns Irish

The Irish Unity Dividend by Ben Collins Reviewed by Kevin Rooney Ben Collins’ book ‘The Irish Unity Dividend’ is focused on the benefits for all

by Ray Bassett Next week in Dublin sees the launch of Ray Bassett’s ‘The Traveller’s Tale’. The book lifts the veil of secrecy which has

By Kevin Meagher Figures released last week by the Irish government got me thinking. They showed that nearly quarter of a million Brits (242,772) applied