This is as good as NI gets
Irish Border Poll
5 September 2026
Northern Ireland isn’t working is a common enough gripe, stretching from the SDLP, through Alliance to the new Secretary of State, Chris Bryant. He was
Northern Ireland isn’t working is a common enough gripe, stretching from the SDLP, through Alliance to the new Secretary of State, Chris Bryant. He was
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A socialist and Irish republican but never an ideologue, inspired to political thought and action by the noble struggles of the democrats and revolutionaries.
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