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Corbyn pledged border poll in line with Good Friday Agreement

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25 May, 2018
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Corbyn pledged border poll in line with Good Friday Agreement
Jeremy Corbyn has insisted he is not advocating or asking for a referendum on Irish unity.
Latest News
Unionists praise SDLP councillors for removing AK47 IRA sign

Unionists have welcomed a move by SDLP councillors to take down a contentious IRA sign near the entrance to the Royal Victoria Hospital.
Corbyn denies snubbing IRA victims

Jeremy Corbyn has denied snubbing victims of the IRA on his first visit to Northern Ireland as Labour leader.
Number of Army reserves in NI to increase by nearly 200

The number of Army reserves in Northern Ireland will increase by nearly 200, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has announced.

As a trade off unionism could agree to stay in customs union for 20 years if nationalism agrees to no border poll in that time

Northern Ireland is currently short on stability.

Sport Update
IRISH LEAGUE: Glentoran announce new management team

Ronnie McFall has accepted Glentoran's offer to continue as team manager for the forthcoming season with two Glentoran legends joining the management team in senior positions.
CONFIRMED: Niall Currie is new Carrick Rangers boss – here's what he's had to say

Carrick Rangers have tonight appointed Niall Currie as the club's new manager.
Ireland's Ed Joyce retires after realising his test dream

Ed Joyce has announced his retirement from all cricket less than a fortnight after realising his dream of playing Test cricket for Ireland.
And finally...
Fans would like permanent George Michael memorial, says Andrew Ridgeley

George Michael's ex-bandmate, Andrew Ridgeley, has said he would like to see a permanent memorial to the late star.
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