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Authoritative, independent & non-partisan research on constitutional, institutional & policy options for Ireland north & south. Neither pro or anti unification.
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ARINS Project retweeted
Colin Graham @19acres normally presents the My Identity podcast for @ArinsProject and has done so much to facilitate greater North / South understanding. Tonight he launched his memoir of an 1980s East Belfast childhood and his long journey to @MaynoothUni School of English.
Northern Ireland’s ‘brain drain’ a figment of the imagination, ESRI report suggests
irishtimes.com/politics/2026…
As controversy grows over Leaving Cert reform, Northern Ireland is going the other way
irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/…
Northern Ireland’s ‘brain drain’ a figment of the imagination, ESRI report suggests irishtimes.com/politics/2026…
ARINS Project retweeted
Replying to @dkennytcd
@dkennytcd & Conor Kelly reiterate/remind us of UCL Refs report on likely/probable evidence used by SoS in calling ref, but also the need to consult with Irish gov 1st, given ref has to occur here too. Also reiterating @PatLeahyIT - no evidence of maj support in NI for UI yet
How would a Border poll on Irish unity get called in Northern Ireland? an article by @dkennytcd & @ConorKellyLDN of the Arins Constitutional Futures group @NotreDame @KeoughGlobalND
irishtimes.com/politics/2026…
How would a Border poll on Irish unity get called in Northern Ireland? an article by @dkennytcd & @ConorKellyLDN of the Arins Constitutional Futures group @NotreDame @KeoughGlobalND
irishtimes.com/politics/2026…
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@NDIrishStudies
Very interesting morning so far at @CCBSCrossBorder 'Creating, strengthening and retaining talent on the island of Ireland'.
Lots of thoughtful, necessary discussion on cross-border student mobility.
@NDIrishStudies
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‘Well intentioned, ill considered’: Northern nationalists on Micheál Martin’s unity stance irishtimes.com/politics/2026…
Northern nationalists are right to detect bias from their counterparts in the Republic
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ARINS Project retweeted
Thoughtful take by @Siliconvos on flags anthems, priorities, reconciliation, compromise youtube.com/watch?v=wQntlF6h… @SJAMcBride @MarkHennessy @andyjpollak @fotoole
I live in Northern Ireland and want to work in the Republic. How is remote working handled?
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ARINS Project retweeted
A privilege to be elected to serve as Vice-Chair of the EU FRA Scientific Committee at our 74th meeting in Vienna today.
Look forward to the continuing work with FRA colleagues.
In the latest episode of 'My Identity' Colin Graham chats to Senator Patricia Stephenson.
🎙️Listen now:
Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/4xww9Z…
Soundcloud:
soundcloud.com/the-royal-iri…
Apathy and ignorance south of the Border remain significant blocks to Irish unity
irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/…
I don’t regret running for president. I do regret the sectarian undercurrent it exposed
irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/…
‘Equal-opportunities satirist’ Paul Howard takes aim at reunification
irishtimes.com/podcasts/insi…
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"But here’s the thing. None of this around-the-clock pantomime from the NIO and Downing Street makes a darn bit of difference when it comes to a border poll.
"The GFA may say that it is a secretary of state who makes the call on the poll, but that’s a nonsense. There will be no poll unless and until the British and Irish governments make the joint call."
Read Alex Kane: tinyurl.com/uxs7a2ws
Senator Michael McDowell believes that Andy Burnham is right. Holding a poll to test the waters on unity should be off the table
irishtimes.com/opinion/2026/…
ARINS Project retweeted
Isn’t there a prior stage @LeoVaradkar ? Devise, define and debate the model(s) that underpin the “project” and seek to build understanding of the options and trade-offs involved? @ArinsProject has started but much more is needed before your stage 1
Interesting, timely intervention by UK former PM Gordon Brown. I don't agree that a united Ireland is "inevitable'' if only because history teaches us that nothing is inevitable in politics! I do believe it likely - demographics and geopolitics bends toward it. But, we have to work for it and not assume it can happen organically or by osmosis. I do agree with Brown that it will be a 'long process'. Stage 1 - build a stable majority in the North and greater understanding of the project in the South before a referendum takes place. Stage 2 - win the referendum. Stage 3 - transition and integration of the two jurisdictions. It will take decades. And yes, there will always be other pressing issues to be resolved - and resolved they should be. This is much much bigger than that - the political project of our generation. Building a New and Agreed Ireland. Éire Aontaithe. Let's do it.