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The pressure for a border poll on Irish unity is growing in a way that makes the question not so much ‘if’ but ‘when’.
For years, paying for a united Ireland has been seen as a central problem — even if a border poll in Northern Ireland supported the idea.
?Patrick Kielty has not even begun his tour of duty as new host of The Late Late Show, and some in RTÉ are already whispering behind his back.
It’s very, very simple: a 50% plus one vote is enough to either continue or end the Union in a future border poll. No ifs, no buts, no maybes.
“There is a constitutional obligation on the Irish government – including as a co-guarantor of the Agreement - to advance the objective of unity."