I can’t see the other 45% having any objections to unification so
Dont be so stupid … 10 years ago that figure would have been unthinkable.
Don’t tell them. The cunts will go mad riding.
It’s not just Catholics, mate … to get to 55% some of our Protestant brethren would have also had to said aye .
A few unionists already have but they went about it all the wrong way
How do you ride the wrong way?
Don’t go there.
Apparently a lot of Protestant young people move to the mainland for college etc and just never come back, so along with the Catholic numbers rising , the Protestant numbers are falling significantly. Do the stats back this up ?
It’s called the brain drain and it’s not good for us.
We’ll be left with the bonfire building, degenerate underclass.
Yes…
Saw a graph recently and around the 25-30 age group is where Catholics / Protestant numbers begin to even out — anything above that is largely Protestant majority … below 25-30 is Catholic majority … we are breeding them out.
Arse about face (see r#*e tr%*l thread)
According to Brian Feeny of the Irish news etc, there’ll be a nationalist majority by 2022. Dup behaviour is even more ridiculous if this is accurate
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It’s almost like they are not in touch with reality.
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Very interesting stats but terrible presentation for of the comparatives.
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Yis couldn’t send us a few food parcels could yis now.
Yes and this is why any right minded person does not want a United Ireland in the next 20 years.
How can you actually favour something which will put our citizens in danger for little reason beyond emotional attachments?
I don’t have a problem with discussing it and Fianna Fáil, Sinn Féin et al are right to come up with contingencies, but we do not want this soon.
It is the true scum of Loyalism that will he left.
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There’s also quite a few of them working away in Dublin.
It’s bizzare and troublesome that they aren’t being less antagonistic.
Not much chance of a united United Ireland