McDonald sets out vision for ‘new Ireland’ in Sinn Fein leader speech

The transcript envisions a unified and confident nation characterized by compassion, talent, and ingenuity. It emphasizes Ireland's rightful place among global nations and envisions a new Ireland where the Orange and Green are reconciled. This vision includes a society free from racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, and sectarianism, promoting unity and inclusivity for all who call Ireland home.

What qualities are emphasized in the vision of a unified nation?

• Confidence and compassion

• Fear and division

• Conflict and rivalry

• Isolation and exclusion

What is the new Ireland envisioned to reconcile?

• Technological advancements

• The Orange and Green divide

• Economic disparities

• Environmental issues

Which forms of discrimination are mentioned as having no place in the new Ireland?

• Racism and Islamophobia

• Ageism and ableism

• Cultural appropriation

• Classism and elitism

What concept is eliminated in the vision of unity for Ireland?

• The concept of tradition

• The idea of 'us' and 'them'

• The notion of progress

• The idea of innovation

Who is included in the collective 'us' in the vision for Ireland?

• All who call Ireland home

• Only native-born citizens

• Only political leaders

• Only the youth