Determining our own Future
Irish Border Poll
27 December 2025
Prof Colin Harvey, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast Are you bored yet? Talk of unity is hard to ignore. What are we to make
Prof Colin Harvey, School of Law, Queen’s University Belfast Are you bored yet? Talk of unity is hard to ignore. What are we to make
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Tuesday May 20th, 7pm, Grimond Room Portcullis House, Westminster, London SW1A 2JR
Border Poll talk won’t go away no matter how much it irritates UUP, DUP and FF leaders.
Of course opinion polls will play a part in deciding when a Unity referendum is held.
The North is stagnant and the South is booming. The case for Reunification has never been stronger.
The Taoiseach views Irish Unity a SF issue and hates them so much it has turned him into an opponent of Unity instead of accepting a United Ireland is for everyone.
The great cause of a United Ireland is too strong, too optimistic and too vibrant to be held back by Free Statism.
Reunification end the the deep freeze of partition and energise political diversity.
Former Unionist turned United Irelander Ben Collins, gives us a taste of his forthcoming book explaining the many benefits of Irish Unity.
In a new Ireland the votes of people in the six counties will be worth much more than in the UK explains Carl Duffy.
Elements of Irish Government and academia want to move Ireland closer to NATO. But former diplomat Ray Bassett disagrees and sides with the James Connolly view of Neutrality.