THE MAYO ROUTE TO AN ALL-IRELAND
Irish Border Poll
27 July 2026
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
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
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by Kevin Meagher This time next year, we will be in the final run-in to the most important political event in Northern Irish politics since
by Kevin Meagher You can’t eat a flag, John Hume famously stated. True enough, but a flag sustains us in other ways, most obviously as
by Ray Bassett The current Government in Dublin has built its Northern policy around the Shared Island Initiative. It claims that its approach is anchored
Below is the speech Claire Mitchell gave on ‘Protestant perspectives on constitutional change’ in Leinster House on Wednesday. I grew up as a Protestant Dissenter
On 25th March 2026 Senator Frances Black held a panel discussion in Leinster House with three people from a Protestant background in Northern Ireland. These
by Kevin Rooney For several days last week I found myself in the Royal Courts of Justice watching the civil case against Gerry Adams. Three
by Ray Bassett The recent passing of RTE figure, Joe Mulholland, was widely acknowledged and mourned by the mainstream media in the Republic. Mulholland was
By Paul Breen At present, a great deal of uncertainty surrounds the debate about a Border Poll. The problem is not the prospect of a
Has our Red/Blue political system ever looked weaker or more irrelevant?
Fina reminder: 7.15pm. Wednesday February 11th. Betty Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House, Westminster, London SW1A 2LA.