"Inch by inch we are getting closer and closer to Irish Unity."
Tag: Irish Unity
The momentum towards Irish Unity is gathering at a pace – Pat Cullen, Sinn Fein
Pat Cullen at the 'How do we chart a path to a Border Poll & win it?' event
Austerity, militarism, legacy and the growth of the far-right – Britain’s political trajectory is an added argument for Irish unity
With a terrible Tory legacy, a failing Labour Government and a potential Reform government looming, the case for a united Ireland is clear - Dáire Hughes MP.
Hilary Benn’s comments show a blatant disregard for communities – Caoimhe Archibald MLA
Caomihe Archibald slams recent comments from NI Secretary Hilary Benn on public services in the North- and calls for his government to make a meaningful break with Tory policies.
2025 a Year to Advance the Republican Vision for Ireland’s Future – Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald on the party's priorities in the new year.
Irish Election: Irish Unity is a Hidden Winner
The Irish elections should be seen as part of a long term trend towards Irish unity, writes Geoff Bell.
Time to prepare and plan for a new future – John Finucane MP
After Sinn Féin saw the highest number of MPs returned from any party in the North of Ireland, John Finucane MP sets out their priorities for the term ahead.
Ireland – unity within touching distance?
With the question of Irish Unity coming to the forefront this year, Arise Festival held a discussion with Sinn Féin TD Mairead Farrell on the future of Ireland.
The cause of Labour? Why Ireland should matter to the British Labour Movement
Joe Dwyer analyses the challenges advocates for Irish unity face - and why at this critical time, solidarity from the British left should be more forthcoming.
Labour should oppose the “plantation policy” of standing in Northern Ireland
“The British Labour Party standing for elections in Northern Ireland would be a hugely retrogressive step, which would cause divisions in our party and in the trade unions."










