Research prompts calls for Irish government to ‘ramp up’ unity preparations

The lessons of Brexit and the UK government’s failure to have a plan in place for leaving the EU appear to heavily influence people’s responses

Simon Harris said the question of a referendum on Irish unity doesn’t currently arise — 60% of voters in the north believe some form of planning for constitutional change should take place. PICTURE: DAVID YOUNG/PA (David Young/PA)

By John Manley, Politics Correspondent

February 10, 2025 at 0:24pm GMT

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