Monthly Archives: June 2021

One of these years we in the Republic may have to face a difficult choice between equality and peace

Posted on Wednesday, 23 June, 2021 by andypollak

Readers looking for insights into the recent turmoil surrounding the DUP will have to wait until that storm subsides before I essay some impressions. In my last blog, I said I would return to the weighty and thought-provoking report from … Continue reading →

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A brilliantly reasoned but not balanced exploration of future Irish unity referendums

Posted on Friday, 4 June, 2021 by andypollak

With the division and probable implosion of the DUP following Edwin Poots’ brutal takeover from Arlene Foster, and opinion polls north and south showing Sinn Fein likely to lead the next governments in both jurisdictions, the momentous issue of a … Continue reading →

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