Ireland’s False Left-Right Dichotomy
Irish Border Poll
5 August 2026
by Peter Irvine Ask several people to arrange Ireland’s political parties from left to right and they are unlikely to produce the same order. This
by Peter Irvine Ask several people to arrange Ireland’s political parties from left to right and they are unlikely to produce the same order. This
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by Peter Irvine Ask several people to arrange Ireland’s political parties from left to right and they are unlikely to produce the same order. This
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by Paul Breen MAYO’S road to All-Ireland victory in 2026 has been a long time coming, with a lot of heartache paving the road to
We want to know when a border poll will come? Answering this question is the challenge we’ve set Ireland’s leading expert on constitutional change Brendan O’Leary at our upcoming August 3rd Féile debate.
By Ben Collins As a Presbyterian from a strongly Unionist and British background in East Belfast, I believe it is crucial that the Planning for
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by Peter Irvine Sovereignty is the highest political authority of a nation. It is the right of a people to govern itself, to make its
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by Ray Bassett The horrific attack in North Belfast on Stephen Ogilvie elicited a peculiar response from the Government in Dublin and also from establishment