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    1. demonspawns_ghost on

      Why? Like why would the average NI resident want to subject themselves to the absolute fuckery of the ROI? Why would the average ROI resident want to inherit the social/political freakshow and environmental disaster (Lough Neagh) that is NI? Maybe both sides of the border should focus on fixing their shit before we see any more talk of reunification.

    2. Terrible_Way1091 on

      Great to see some fiscal responsibility there……

    3. External-Chemical-71 on

      So more waste instantly then. Have there been a more ineffective party leader than Mary Lou? Taken Sinn Fein from most popular party in the country to weak 3rd and falling during multiple major cruises and constant government gaffes. She’s taken the wrong turn and tone at every available opportunity. Absolutely zero tactical nous.

    4. dropthecoin on

      It would be surprising if they didn’t have a Minister for Reunification. Unification is their above all priority, their reason for existing.

    5. Busy-Can-3907 on

      Good we have to push back against the apathy building towards a UI by clowns who think we can’t afford the few billion a year when we’ll have a 25 billion surplus this year.

    6. Fiasco1081 on

      SF are likely the party that has been the biggest obstacle to reunification.

      Unless a majority of unionists in the north are pro reunification, it would be violent.

      I don’t see most people in the south wanting to go back to 1970s type violence in return for a United ireland

    7. Louth_Mouth on

      That’s definitely one way to antagonize the loyalist population up North and guarantee reunification won’t happen.

    8. TaxImpossible2434 on

      Upper Abbey Street and Lower Abbey Street shall be reformed into the first galactic empire!!!

    9. ThatGuy98_ on

      What ministries will they downgrade? I assume Unity would be a full standalone department.

    10. Galway1012 on

      Would a good and logical step forward in the unification process.

      South Korea have had a Ministry for Unification for years; albeit the other side of the Korean border is a bit different to the other side of the British border in Ireland!

    11. I don’t know, its not like reunification will be a sprint. It will take a few years from announcing a vote to unification actually happening. Enough time to set something up. At the moment its feels more like an antagonistic move, that may even backfire…

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