
Sorry Andy. A Border Poll is on the Table.
By Martin Burns British Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first trip to Northern Ireland since his elevation to his new job on August 27.

By Martin Burns British Prime Minister Andy Burnham made his first trip to Northern Ireland since his elevation to his new job on August 27.
We are eager to engage with supporters and opponents of a border poll and promote debate with those who are undecided. If you would like to write for us, notify us about an event or like more information please email [email protected].

They can swing back and forth but opinion polls and election results are heading in the right direction.

‘Rebel Notes – Popular Music and Conflict in Ireland’ is a brilliant new book charting the history of the place of rebel songs in Irish society and politics.

Join us in discussion with Stan as we talk Kneecap, the Wolfe Tones, Celtic Symphony, Punk, The Cranberries, censorship and much more.

Debating Irish Unity in the heart of London.

Join us for this public debate on Tuesday May 20th. 7pm, Grimond Room Portcullis House, Westminster, London SW1A 2JR

The centenary of Northern Ireland is upon us. The British PM and NI First Minister told us they intend to celebrate. Yet the scale of

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.