Mary Lou McDonald: We seek partnership with Unionists for united Ireland

The transcript discusses the vision for a new Ireland, emphasizing equal participation and partnership with Unionist traditions. It envisions a future of equality, freedom, and opportunity, while critiquing the British government's past actions. The speaker imagines a fully independent Ireland where decisions are made locally, ensuring rights and opportunities for all.

What is the speaker's message to those of a Unionist tradition?

• To relocate to another country

• To seek independence from Ireland

• To maintain the status quo

• To form a partnership for building a new Ireland

What does the speaker say about the future of Ireland?

• It will remain unchanged

• It will be controlled by external powers

• It will be a future of isolation

• It will be a future of equality and freedom

According to the speaker, who has failed the people time and again?

• The Irish Government

• The European Union

• The British Government

• The United Nations

What does the speaker imagine for Ireland's decision-making process?

• Decisions made in a local Parliament

• Decisions made by a foreign government

• Decisions made by a single leader

• Decisions made by international organizations

What assurance does the speaker give about the rights of the people?

• They will be ignored

• They will be enshrined in law

• They will be decided by external forces

• They will be temporary