The Dáil: Preparing for Unity
Irish Border Poll
8 July 2026
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
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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It is increasingly clear that for Britain to achieve a real Brexit in any meaningful way, the unresolved dilemma of how to manage arrangements on
When Michael Collins, and I quote; ‘signed my own death warrant’ in the form of the Anglo-Irish Treaty on the 6th of December 1921, Irish
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Should Hilary Benn set out clear criteria for the circumstances in which to call a border poll? I’ve always been among those suggesting that the
Author of Time For Irish Unity Ben Collins lays out practical initiatives the next Irish government should make in preparing the ground for a United
Author of Time For Irish Unity Ben Collins lays out practical initiatives the next Irish government should make in preparing the ground for a United
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Irish Unity has been the foremost issue in my mind since becoming even primitively politically literate. Browsing maps to find the Union Jack emblazoned over