A United Ireland

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6 Billion? It was 450M only a couple of years ago. Are you sure its that big?

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Professor Brian Lucey of Trinity College

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  1. Game of Thrones filming.
  2. Providing cheap alcohol to those of us close by when the exchange rates are favourable.
  3. Constant debate.
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:rollseyes:

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You want them buy a house up north great deals up there now

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Installing chips on shoulders.

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No reason to not believe only that i don’t believe anything i read in the paper completely. No reference to anything official there.

Mind you the same could be said for my 450M.

It seems though overall ecomonically it woulfn’t be a disaster. But i’m a long way from an expert.

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This might be a joke but would probably be the only way to avoid Irish towns and cities becoming a target for Loyalist bombs during any unification process.

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Free ?

It’s better than ours, but it has similar holes.

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Bigotry

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Your right

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It’s a lot better and doesn’t cost 50 at the point of use, pretty big difference I would say.

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Correct but its not free.

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It’s free at point of use. If you’re arguing it’s not free because it’s paid for through taxation I think that’s pedantic and dumb. That’s how things should be paid for.

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So just to clarify. It’s not free. That’s your opinion on how it should be paid.

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God save their qeen

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:rollseyes:

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Are there credible polls that say a majority in NI are now in favor of a United Ireland? Have seen a few, don’t know how representative they are (just like any poll).

For those in doubt, a United Ireland would be an economic powerhouse. The brains of the north combined with the brawn of the south, unstoppable on the world stage.

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Asking about credible polls now :joy::joy:

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