Saoradh march in Dublin

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

Financially?

Im not sure what you mean...NI is reliant on GB financially and would be reliant on RoI as well (although there are a few papers/reports that suggest it would be financially beneficial to both NI and RoI in the event of a United Ireland, but thats another conversation.

There wouldnt be any financial incentive to being independent...we're too small a country and we havent had a Govt for 2 and a half years, how the feck are we gonna rule ourselves?????

Quite simply, in relation to the union there are 2 desires....to be either British or Irish. Full Stop.

 

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

Never?

The GFA isn't immune to the sands of time or the whims of the people it serves.

I would hope that there comes a time when the GFA is irrelevent because old wounds have healed and grievances eventually die.

A romantic ideal i know...

Romantic yes....but i hope the same. However the partisan nature of politics here wil mean the GFA will always be a reference point and no further negotiation or reassessment would be "allowed" from one side or another.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

You can put the revocation or amendment of the GFA anywhere you want in my list.

Is your list signed by both Governments and ratified north and south of the border and lodged with the UN?