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In a RoI border poll (not NI), who could you see advocating for a "No" vote?

Assuming a confirmatory referendum is held in the RoI, I presume there would be a "No" camp during the campaign.

Could you see a serious "No" campaign forming and by/around whom?

Tongue in cheek me would proffer Míchéal Martin, but I'd be interested in hearing your thoughts.

I also assume that a No campaign would argue that it's a "Not yet" campaign rather than an absolute "No"

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u/Breifne21 — 24 hours ago
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What’s a very unpopular political decision that needs to be made for the betterment of Ireland but most people are afraid to take on, let alone speak about?

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u/crillydougal — 3 days ago

Does anyone feel the silence from TD's on the M9/M50 crashes odd?

I know other countries have issues with crime/teenagers, and this may just be a episodic spike, I just find it odd that no party in this country has any real policy when it comes to transforming policing or tackling anti-social behaviour.

Wondering if any of you feel this is odd/have heard from local TDs about this?

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u/Hour-Passage140 — 3 days ago
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Do you think it's a bad idea to install Air Conditioning into Irish homes, considering that this summer has shown us that many Irish houses can't easily cool themselves down when it gets hot?

Especially considering what future summers in Ireland could be like, and the electricity bills, climate impact, etc.

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u/Captain_365 — 4 days ago