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Support for Irish unity gives hope to nationalism - Vimarsana News

Support for Irish unity gives hope to nationalism

ALMOST a third of people would vote for a united Ireland if a border poll was held tomorrow, the latest research reveals.

Nationalists urged not to be disheartened by poll support for united Ireland - Vimarsana News

Nationalists urged not to be disheartened by poll support for united Ireland

SUPPORT for a united Ireland among voters stands at almost one-third, fresh polling reveals. But commentators last night insisted that those campaigning for Irish unity shouldn't be disheartened because figures on future polling show a gap of fewer than ten points...

Cost-of-living crisis main focus for Stormont election, Sinn Fein leader says - Vimarsana News

Cost-of-living crisis main focus for Stormont election, Sinn Fein leader says

The DUP has said a Sinn Fein victory in next month’s Assembly election would lead to years of disputes over the calling of a border poll.

Source: aol.co.uk
Sinn Féin's border poll call 'unhelpful' amid crisis at Stormont, Simon Coveney says - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin's border poll call 'unhelpful' amid crisis at Stormont, Simon Coveney says

SINN Féin's call for a border poll is "unhelpful" in the midst of uncertainty at Stormont, the Republic's foreign affairs minister Simon Coveney has said.

Former Alliance leader John Cushnahan calls for universities to spearhead border poll preparations - Vimarsana News

Former Alliance leader John Cushnahan calls for universities to spearhead border poll preparations

A FORMER leader of the Alliance Party believes preparation for a border poll should begin immediately, with academics in Ireland and Britain taking the lead.