Brexit may not deliver a united Ireland soon, but it's a challenge that should unite us all
With Brexit looming, neither the North or South is being served well by their elected leaders
One of the perennial problems in discussing the future of the North is that the discussion of itself has a seriously polarising effect on the two main communities there. The underlying conflict of aspirations comes to the surface, however peacefully, and the process of normalising relations between those two communities is set back.
On the other hand, it is arguable that the long-term future of the North is the perpetual elephant in the ...
