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Cross community, non political group interested in promoting the conversation on Irish unity #JoinTheConversation
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@ishowrenzy Liverpool

[Martina Anderson Sinn Féin🇮🇪🇵🇸 @M_AndersonSF]

When I think of the relentless abuse you endured over the years from so-called established figures, yet never wavered in shaping the debate on Irish unity, I'm reminded of a motto:
“There are no limits to what you can achieve if you let others claim the credit!”

Respect! 👏🇮🇪

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The role of the EU will be an important one in terms of #IrishUnity

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[Colin Harvey @cjhumanrights]

Making the case in Brussels today for a strong European dimension to planning and preparing for constitutional change in Ireland.

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@AwayDaysFB They didnt fight so that dicks like you can try and force people wear poppies did they?

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@newsoncool @uuponline @JonBurrowsMLA Gaslighting in front of your very eyes?

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@BelTel If they initially thought they were setting up a paramilitary group, how did they think it was gonna go?

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@little_pengelly Real issues

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'Initial'?
Who s trying to rewrite history now then?

[Belfast Telegraph @BelTel]

The DUP has been asked to “take on responsibility” for its initial involvement with the loyalist paramilitary group Ulster Resistance in a recently published report.

https://t.co/EJuaxWlnQH

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@MidiaPetronilla Lets be fair to Jamie. This is exactly what he said

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@Dli_ODoir His face though when he said that lol

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The man who said this just signed the DUP's Petition of Concern to block Sinn Fein's Irish Medium Education Bill

Listen not to watch they say, just watch what they do.

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@JonBurrowsMLA You said this.

What did you do yesterday?

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'My nieces are Irish'

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The man who said this just signed the DUP's Petition of Concern to block Sinn Fein's Irish Medium Education Bill

Listen not to watch they say, just watch what they do.

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@potiarnaigh

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Today on Nolan

Paul Givan DUP Education Minister
Jon Burrows UUP Leader
Ron McDowell TUV Cllr

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@SaraONeillArt The DUP criticising others about not listening to business?

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Unionist FM is at it again

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From the party of #RHI and #Brexit lol

[Emma Little-Pengelly BL @little_pengelly]

Genuinely one of the worst pieces of extreme legislation to ever have been brought forward - it represents a complete failure by the Sinn Fein Economy Minister.

If it had progressed it would have been a disaster for the economy, for employment, for jobs and for business.

The Minister failed to get any agreement on the legislation from a single business, never mind consensus between the Unions, workers and employers.

There is huge agreement that this bill, the most extreme Union access across the UK, Ireland and the entire EU, would have been a disaster for the economy and jobs - she had to go to New Zealand for the extreme example she is advising to move forward with.

The DUP made clear there was a way forward - to SPLIT the Bill and move those aspects that we all agree with such as neo-natal leave. She refused to do so. Choosing instead to couple the few good proposals with the really damaging ones. Make no mistake - the Sinn Fein Minister had the ability AND the time to split the bill and bring forward those proposals but refused to so.

The only party that should take responsibility for this failure is Sinn Fein.

[Think32 @think__32]

Political unionism, despite its words, has no intention of making the six county state work for all.

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Listening to businesses you say?

When has the DUP listened to anyone? Lol

[Emma Little-Pengelly BL @little_pengelly]

Genuinely one of the worst pieces of extreme legislation to ever have been brought forward - it represents a complete failure by the Sinn Fein Economy Minister.

If it had progressed it would have been a disaster for the economy, for employment, for jobs and for business.

The Minister failed to get any agreement on the legislation from a single business, never mind consensus between the Unions, workers and employers.

There is huge agreement that this bill, the most extreme Union access across the UK, Ireland and the entire EU, would have been a disaster for the economy and jobs - she had to go to New Zealand for the extreme example she is advising to move forward with.

The DUP made clear there was a way forward - to SPLIT the Bill and move those aspects that we all agree with such as neo-natal leave. She refused to do so. Choosing instead to couple the few good proposals with the really damaging ones. Make no mistake - the Sinn Fein Minister had the ability AND the time to split the bill and bring forward those proposals but refused to so.

The only party that should take responsibility for this failure is Sinn Fein.