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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Most Irish people don’t want unity if it means more taxes
Irish people aren’t stupid: when it comes to the big issues, they vote with their heads rather than their hearts. In an opinion poll carried out for RTE Prime Time and BBC Northern Ireland’s Nolan Live earlier this month only 11% of people … Continue reading
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