Taobh istigh MOBILISING TRADE UNIONISTS FOR IRISH UNITY PAGES 20-22 REFLECTIONS ON THE NATIONAL WOMEN’S ASSEMBLY PAGES 28-30 SINN FÉIN PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE PAGES 39-41 SAMHRAIDH 2025 SUMMER
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A new Ireland – a United Ireland – is viable and affordable is the conclusion of Professor John Doyle’s report – ‘The Projected Public Finances of the Early Years of a United Ireland, and the Northern Ireland Subvention’ which was published in July. Professor Doyle of Dublin City University, using the most recent economic data, states that: “For the South the costs associated with Unity have tended to be exaggerated and the benefits
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of an all-Ireland economy largely ignored.” He concludes that the initial cost of Unity would be just over €3b per annum. This could be “funded by taxes or borrowing of less than three quarters of one per cent of GNI* in year one, (falling gradually as the overall economy of the island grows) and reaching breakeven point within five to nine years.”
ines the implications Paul Maskey MP exam port on page 6 of Professor Doyle’s re
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