A United Ireland

“I don’t know if I can be any clearer than this”

Ah, you could probably be a little clearer

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England should leave the UK and leave them all at it.

An honest appraisal of her own capabilities in fairness.

Exit

Eeexit

Saxit

I just googled ‘sasanach amach, síocháin isteach’ and got zero hits.

Used be a sticker on every sign post locally when I was a teen.

Looks like censorship……
Or just out of fashion?

@Ceist

what would the social and economic impact of a United Ireland be?

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I didn’t ask you a question this week

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@Ceist

what would the social and economic impact of a United Ireland be?

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@Ceist what would the social and economic impact of a United Ireland be?

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@Ceist what would the social and economic impact of a United Ireland be

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The social and economic impact of a United Ireland could be significant and would likely depend on various factors such as the terms of the unification, the current economic and social situation in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, and the attitudes of the people in both regions towards the idea of a united country.

Some potential benefits of a United Ireland could include greater political stability, increased trade and economic growth, and a stronger sense of national identity. However, there could also be challenges such as managing the transition process, addressing cultural and social differences between the two regions, and dealing with potential resistance from those who may not support a united country. Ultimately, the social and economic impact of a United Ireland would be complex and difficult to predict without more information on the specific circumstances of the unification.