US EditionPolitical reconciliation has happened between Northern Ireland voters. How can we make reconciliation happen between mutually-exclusive party narratives?
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Political reconciliation has happened between Northern Ireland voters. How can we make reconciliation happen between mutually-exclusive party narratives?
An Taoiseach, Mícheál Martin, recently asked “can we share this piece of ground together in a harmonious way that involves real sustainable peace and friendliness for generations to come?”1 The answer is a resounding yes, according to recent surveys. Recent ARINS surveys asked Northerners their opinion on either remaining in the United Kingdom or reunifying with the South. Some 95 per cent of Catholics are reconciled to remaining (either ‘not ha…
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