People on either side of the Border are on different pages when it comes to the compromises a united Ireland ultimately requires
North and South
A major research project examining attitudes North and South about the future of the island - and the likely outcomes of any Border polls
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The big division across the two jurisdictions remains that of national identification
Research finds some differences on social issues, such as abortion
The quantitative survey was conducted among over 1,000 voters each in both jurisdictions.
Just 12% of voters in Republic and 11% in North view preparations for unity referendum as a top priority
The latest findings of the North and South poll explores what an all-island party system might look like
The three most important issues are housing, health and economic growth
New ESRI research finds mothers in Republic face ‘starker choice’ between full-time employment and not working
North and South: We examined whether cross-Border connections decrease with distance from the Border
The project consists of two major opinion polls conducted simultaneously in Northern Ireland and the Republic, and a series of focus groups to tease out issues
Two-thirds of people in the Republic say they have no friends in Northern Ireland as research shows partition has become a fact
North and South: Lack of personal connection may be a significant barrier to Irish unity
Chances of a united Ireland coming to pass in decades ahead are remote, but endless speculation has put issue at centre of political debate
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