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🚨Another fantastic line up for our event on Monday 9th November at 7pm in University College Dublin in partnership with @Cumann_Gaelach
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Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
The idea of buy-in from unionists ahead of a referendum on a United Ireland misses a fundamental point; unionism as an ideology supports remaining within the UK. There will be a yes & no campaign. That's democracy. The right to campaign against a United Ireland is part of the GFA
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The gap between both sides of the Irish unity debate in the North has narrowed to just four percentage points.
A Belfast Telegraph poll found while more people would opt to remain within the UK, the gap has decreased significantly in the past two years.
jrnl.ie/7220633
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
An honest detailed debate is needed on possible Irish unity 🇮🇪
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This week Fine Gael launched our Blueprint towards a Unified Island, led by An Tánaiste.
As the conversation on unification moves forward, we can't get lost in slogans and false promises, as happened with Vote Leave during Brexit.
We need an honest, detailed debate.
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
If voting tomorrow, for or against a united Ireland, the gap narrows.
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..Key analysis from Suzanne Breen (@SuzyJourno) of the NI Border Referendum poll results, out today in the Belfast Telegraph (@BelTel)...
Unionism’s worst fears are edging closer: it’s just 4 points away from the unthinkable. Staying in the UK leads Irish unity only among the over-55s in @LucidTalk poll. A border poll is a matter of when, not if. And marching backwards definitely won't work.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/comme…
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Lifelong loyalist and Founder of Ulster Resistance says united Ireland now ‘inevitable’
Rev Ivan Foster tells loyalists that opposition to unified state is ‘pointless’ - Hugh Jordan, Crime World #Think32 crimeworld.com/northern-irel…
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Support for the North of Ireland staying in the Union has fallen again, and now holds a lead of just 4%.
Every age band under 55 supports a United Ireland now, according to the survey (though narrowly).
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Opinion polling on an Irish unity referendum in Northern Ireland since 2016. Excluding don't knows, the last pre EU referendum poll was the Ipsos MORI poll in 2013 that was 79%/21% in favour of staying in the union; the recent LucidTalk poll has this as 52%/48%.
ALT Opinion polling on an Irish unity referendum in Northern Ireland since 2016
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
This graph is very visually striking. Any one poll can be an outlier but the trend since Brexit is very clear.
Opinion polling on an Irish unity referendum in Northern Ireland since 2016. Excluding don't knows, the last pre EU referendum poll was the Ipsos MORI poll in 2013 that was 79%/21% in favour of staying in the union; the recent LucidTalk poll has this as 52%/48%.
ALT Opinion polling on an Irish unity referendum in Northern Ireland since 2016
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Just 4% in it now. Still too soon for ''unity poll'' as there is no stable majority for unification in the North just yet. But it is coming. Time to prepare - north and south. The FG blueprint published at the weekend sets out some of the next steps that should be now be taken. It is timely and welcome 🇨🇮☘️😀
More results from the LucidTalk Autumn26 NI 'Tracker' poll (3,989 sample, NI rep. sample) as reported in the @BelTel today (9/11) - Q6: If there were a referendum (i.e. a ‘Border poll’) on the constitutional position of Northern Ireland today, - How would you vote?
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Unionism’s worst fears are edging closer: it’s just 4 points away from the unthinkable. Staying in the UK leads Irish unity only among the over-55s in @LucidTalk poll. A border poll is a matter of when, not if. And marching backwards definitely won't work.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/comme…
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
55% of all voters in the north of Ireland want a united Ireland now or aspire to it.
LucidTalk poll.
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This is now a coin toss. In a campaign Irish unity will romp home
EXCLUSIVE: The gap between support for Irish unity & NI staying in UK has narrowed to 4 points in the past year. A new @LucidTalk poll shows 46% of voters want to maintain the Union, while 42% would choose a united Ireland if a border poll was held now.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
42% in the north would vote for a UI in the morning without a plan. And the planning has just begun in Dublin. This percentage will only increase from here. Game on!
EXCLUSIVE: The gap between support for Irish unity & NI staying in UK has narrowed to 4 points in the past year. A new @LucidTalk poll shows 46% of voters want to maintain the Union, while 42% would choose a united Ireland if a border poll was held now.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
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JUST IN: Ireland officially unveils “blueprint” for a united Ireland, outlining a potential path toward reunification with Northern Ireland.
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Great to chat Greg. I appreciate that from a Cork perspective my identity may seem confusing. It’s complex. Lots of momentum for unity and its many benefits w recent @FineGael and @fiannafailparty announcements + @LucidTalk border poll results @irishborderpoll podcast link 👇
On the latest episode of the #WinHappy podcast I chatted with Ben Collins, the author of ‘The Irish Unity Dividend’
Ben, who grew up in a pro British, Unionist household in East Belfast, chats about his life and career, his role as a partner of Chambre Collins public affairs agency. and what motivated him to write this book.
He spoke about a sometimes confused identity, the growing conversation of a United Ireland and the process that needs to be followed if this becomes a reality.
In his book he approaches the topic of a United Ireland in a very practical way, taking all aspects of life and outlining the dividend, or benefits that he believes can occur if this happens.
I believe the book is very much written from a Northern Ireland perspective, but it is extremely interesting and well worth a read.
Ben also talks about how chips can be the way to winning a woman’s heart!
buff.ly/4g85FrO
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
Chatting to John D on U105 with Alex Kane. All about Irish unity. The conversation about constitutional futures that isn't going away. A member of the public said they enjoyed the "gentle" nature of the discussion about journalism I had with Bel Trew. We need to replicate that for our constitutional conversations. I have no interest in binary row radio debates ever again. I don't want that for us. It's too important. We need facts, generosity and understanding, space to share opinions and realism. More of this please. Thanks John and Alex.
Ireland's Future - Todhchaí na hÉireann retweeted
This equates to 31,000 votes.
It's equal to the total population of Lurgan.
That's all that remains between the status quo and full Irish independence and unity.
EXCLUSIVE: The gap between support for Irish unity & NI staying in UK has narrowed to 4 points in the past year. A new @LucidTalk poll shows 46% of voters want to maintain the Union, while 42% would choose a united Ireland if a border poll was held now.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…