Irish Unity is not a Matter of Arithmetic
Irish Border Poll
20 December 2025
By Paul Breen If 2025 has been a good year for talking about Irish unity, then 2026 must be the year when we decide what
By Paul Breen If 2025 has been a good year for talking about Irish unity, then 2026 must be the year when we decide what
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This article first appeared in The Northern Star here: https://thenorthernstar.online/2024/09/25/reconstituting-the-nations-britain-and-ireland-after-brexit/ This is the text of a talk given by Peter Ramsay to the Desmond Greaves
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