Tiocfaidh ár Fleadh
Irish Border Poll
14 August 2026
by Ciarán Hartley It’s hard to put the start of August into words. Féile an Phobail had already started by the end of July. The
by Ciarán Hartley It’s hard to put the start of August into words. Féile an Phobail had already started by the end of July. The
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I had intended to jump straight on the voting figures from last week’s elections and tot-up what they meant, vis-à-vis Irish unity. I have to
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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