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Political challenges regarding the viability of the Union in Northern Ireland are being discussed, with the incoming PM expected to outline a path forward.

12 reports, 9 independent Updated Aug 29
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Political challenges regarding the viability of the Union in Northern Ireland are being discussed, with the incoming PM expected to outline a path forward.

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  1. Referendum on united Ireland is off the table as NI parties meet to discuss the future of the Union.1 source
  2. Fianna Fáil and others disagree over the viability of the border poll in Northern Ireland.1 source
  3. Andy Burnham visited Northern Ireland and advocated for a border poll, while high court rulings affected civil matters.Sub-event
  4. The Agreement provides a poll mechanism, but Burnham insists the border poll is currently off the table.1 source
  5. NI parties are pushing for Stormont reform.1 source
  6. Political appointments and support for the new Prime Minister are being discussed in Northern Ireland.Sub-event
  7. Political figures are debating the future viability of the Union in Northern Ireland.1 source

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