Ireland's Future rally at the 3Arena in Dublin

The transcript discusses the speaker's political background and the need for cross-community engagement in Ireland to build a united Ireland. It emphasizes the importance of achieving a large majority in any future poll and the necessity of compromise. The speaker calls for leadership and action, urging the establishment of a citizens assembly on Irish unity. The discussion also touches on identity and language, advocating for a new Union of Ireland that respects diverse identities.

What does the speaker emphasize as crucial for building a united Ireland?

• Relying on narrow majorities

• Ignoring the unionists' perspective

• Cross-community engagement and trust-building

• Focusing solely on a border poll

Why does the speaker believe a narrow majority is insufficient for success?

• It is too difficult to achieve

• It does not involve compromise

• It is not legally binding

• It lacks democratic consent

What does the speaker believe is necessary for a successful proposal for unification?

• A proposal that can evolve and deepen over time

• A narrow majority

• Exclusion of certain communities

• Immediate implementation

What does the speaker call for from the Irish Government?

• To establish a citizens assembly on Irish unity

• To focus on economic issues only

• To ignore the issue of Irish unity

• To delay any action on Irish unity

How does the speaker describe their personal identity?

• As only Protestant

• As solely British

• As an Irishman from the north of Ireland

• As neither Irish nor British

What new term does the speaker suggest for Irish unity?

• A united Ireland

• A new Union of Ireland

• A divided Ireland

• A separate Ireland

What does the speaker suggest is a great challenge and opportunity in the context of Irish unity?

• Ignoring cultural differences

• Maintaining the status quo

• Moving away from incendiary language

• Focusing on economic growth