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United Ireland Would Cost €3bn in First Year, Report Says

  • A United Ireland could initially cost €3 billion in the first year, but long-term financial burdens would fade within a decade, according to a report by Dublin City University and Ulster University.
  • The total initial cost includes a public spending deficit of €1.7 billion, along with necessary public investments.
  • Professor John Doyle asserts that Northern Ireland can achieve economic growth similar to the Republic with proper policies.
  • Critics claim that the projected costs of unification may be exaggerated, suggesting that the financial needs have been overstated.
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Belfast Telegraph broke the news in Belfast, United Kingdom on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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