Dr Paul Breen, UCL, thinks there was something different about the recent irishborderpoll.com debate on ‘The Irish Unity Dividend’ in Westminster. Below he explains why.
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The recent opinion poll by the BBC indicated that a majority of people, north and south of the Irish border, believe that a reunited Ireland
‘I’ve never known anyone better at blowing their own arse off than the DUP,’ wrote i columnist, Ian Dunt, on Twitter yesterday, after it was
First it was there, and then it was not. The government confirmed last month that it would bring forward a Bill in the new session
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Today’s state-of-the-parties poll in the Irish News (in conjunction with Liverpool University), which shows Sinn Fein cruising to victory over the DUP on Thursday by the seemingly
A few thoughts from Kevin Meagher on that University of Liverpool/ Irish News poll from last week.
(*Spoiler: It is still inevitable) An updated edition of my book, ‘A United Ireland: Why Unification is Inevitable and How it Will Come About’ is
‘Watch over the next week or so as Sir Jeffrey Donaldson takes a sharp swerve to the right. In the four months since he threatened
On 18th January, irishborderpoll.com hosted an online debate about who has the best handle on the Unity question. Our guest speakers were Ruth Dudley Edwards,
Pauline Hadaway argues that British people need to confront their own history and join with Irish people, from every part of Ireland, to put the