Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill speaks on the benefits of a United Ireland

The video discusses the economic implications of Brexit, focusing on the growth trajectory differences between the UK and Ireland. It argues that the subvention cost is manageable and highlights the potential economic benefits of a united Ireland, including significant GDP growth. The video also addresses practical issues that need resolution for Irish unity, such as handling UK debt and pensions, and suggests that these discussions should be led by the Irish Government.

What is the official estimate of the subvention cost in the context of a united Ireland?

• 8 billion

• 9.2 billion

• 11 billion

• 10 billion

According to Professor Hubner, how much additional GDP could a united Ireland generate over 8 years?

• €20.5 billion

• €30.5 billion

• €15.5 billion

• €25.5 billion

Which area is expected to see the most improvement in living standards with a united Ireland?

• The west

• The south

• The north

• The east

What is one of the key practical questions that need addressing for Irish unity?

• How to increase tourism

• How to manage UK debt and liabilities

• How to improve education

• How to expand agriculture

What role is suggested for the Irish Government in the transition to a united Ireland?

• To convene an all-Ireland forum

• To leave it to the EU

• To ignore the issue

• To focus solely on the south