Comments on: What is a process of a Republic of Ireland per Northern Ireland?

By: Seamus M

Seamus M — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:05:00 +0000

IN THE PAST FEW YEARS, THE RELATIONSHIP WITH SINN FEIN HAS BEEN RATHER COOL. THIS IS MAINLY BECAUSE THE GOVERNING PARTY. FIANNA FAIL, HAS TRADITIONALLY REGARDED ITSELF AS THE ‘REAL’ REPUBLICAN PARTY. SINN FEIN HAS ONLY 5 SEATS IN THE REPUBLIC’S PARLIAMENT(166 SEATS) AND IS FAST LOSING INFLUENCE WITH THE VOTERS IN THE REPUBLIC, SINCE ITS VIEWS ON ECONOMICS, FOREIGN AFFAIRS ETC. ARE TOO FAR LEFT. SINCE THE ‘GOOD FRIDAY’ AGREEMENT, SINN FEIN HAS MAINLY BEEN SEEN AS A ‘ONE TRICK PONY’ AND IS BEING LARGELY IGNORED BY VOTERS SOUTH OF THE BORDER. SO-CALLED INFLUENTIAL PEOPLE LIKE ADAMS AND McGUINNESS HOLD VERY SWAY IN THE REPUBLIC.

ALSO ITS NOT A QUESTION OF THE REPUBLIC REFUSING OR OTHERWISE TO UNITE. IT HAS BEEN THE POSITION OF ALL LEGITIMATE PARTIES IN THE SOUTH THAT UNITY IN IRELAND MUST COME ABOUT THROUGH CONSENT OF BOTH TRADITIONS.
OF COURSE, ALL OF THIS IS JUST A PERSONAL OPINION! NO DOUBT OTHERS WILL DISAGREE!

By: Simon G

Simon G — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:05:00 +0000

If it came to a indicate where N Ireland had concluded by opinion to be re-united with a south i consider it would happen.
I can’t see a Republic branch them down after so prolonged it would be an insult to a Republicans in a north.

By: Adam

Adam — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 19:05:00 +0000

Tradiotionally a Republicists views were that NI belonged to a Republic right up untill a great Friday Agreement in that NI was recognized by a Repiblicists as a partial of Britain. Republicists today, as good as all a categorical parties of a UK disciple a joined Ireland during a little indicate in a future, though NI itself is especially opposite it, as well as if it were to happen, no a single unequivocally knows in what form.