A united Ireland is not demographically inevitable.

A united Ireland would be anathema to most Protestants.

A united Ireland could only be brought about by peaceful means.

But it also assures that there will be no united Ireland without the approval of the Protestant majority in the North.

Sinn Féin's main political goal is a united Ireland.

But what this piece shows me is what a decent place a secular united Ireland might have been.

His party, which represents most of Ulster's minority Catholic community, seeks a united Ireland through peaceful means.

I mean for the Republicans the purpose is a united Ireland.

Membership is free and open to anyone aged fifteen to twenty-nine who supports a united Ireland and the establishment of a democratic socialist republic.

Yet behind the rhetoric and rally cries, the reality is that, for the foreseeable future, there will be no united Ireland.