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Opinion: Have we reached the end of the age of Irish referendums?
Following the dramatic failure of the 2024 Family and Care referendums, political momentum for change seems stalled, writes Reidín Doyle.
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Sharp divides in attitudes to immigration within Northern Ireland, and either side of Border
The distinction in the North between pro-immigration Irish nationalists and anti-immigration ... who “don’t know” on the unification referendum question. About 7 out of 10 in these groups ...
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In Ireland, a Defeat for the Catholic Church, and for Liberalism
Dave Yost Campaign Polling Memo Suggests Competitive 2026 Gov Matchup Against Vivek Ramaswamy Until the results started to come in, it was natural to see Ireland’s abortion referendum through ...
The Irish Times26d
A quarter of Northern Protestants would absolutely ‘hate it’ if unity referendum passed
More than a quarter of voters from a Protestant background in Northern Ireland would absolutely “hate it” if a referendum on Irish unity was passed, according to the latest poll examining ...
Religion News Service on MSN12mon
Unexpected defeat of referendums shows growing power of Ireland’s traditional Catholics
Confusion about what would be deemed durable relationships seemed to doom the referendum on marriage ... would have ...
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Northern Ireland: a referendum on reunification?
the first minister is from the Irish nationalist Sinn Féin party. On taking office, Michelle O’Neill said that a referendum on whether Northern Ireland should remain part of the United Kingdom or be ...
National Review6y
Ireland’s Pro-Life Movement Can Find Hope in the Story of Roman Christians
As the global pro-life community reels from the loss in last week’s Irish referendum on the Eighth Amendment, which had protected unborn human life with a prohibition on abortion, the story of ...