Unity vote: Asked what would be their emotional response to a referendum which voted for unity, 27 per cent of Protestant voters in the North said they would hate it “extremely” or very much.

Each poll was conducted by Ipsos – Ipsos Northern Ireland in the North and Ipsos B&A in the South – and surveyed more than 1,000 voters at multiple points across both jurisdictions.

The ARINS (Analysing and Researching Ireland, North and South) project recently held its first event in Belfast, focusing on ...

Stormont's infrastructure minister, Liz Kimmins, told the Northern Ireland Assembly that proposals to extend the plans to Glengormley in the north and Carryduff in the south cannot progress at ...

“We currently don’t have any members in Northern Ireland, but that is something ... election is expected to be held in 2027. “In the south, we would likely focus first on the Wicklow ...

There isn’t much Ireland can do about US president Donald Trump’s attempt to squash his neighbours to the north and south ...

Any attempt to calculate the cost of a united Ireland must involve a much wider analysis of costs and benefits than the recent paper by John FitzGerald and Edgar Morgenroth for the Institute of ...

Former Infrastructure minister John O’Dowd has been accused of “dither and delay” over the lack of an announcement on the new north-south Glider route. In December Mr O’Dowd told the ...