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THE OPEN Newsroom is brought to you by The Good Information Project.
This is a new initiative launched by the Journal to open a dialogue with our audience around big issues – we want to find out what questions you’d like answered and hopefully equip you with the skills to seek out Good Information.
This month we are looking at the idea of a united Island, asking the big question – what could a shared island look like?
The time seems right to discuss these issues as unionists raise fears over the border and Brexit, Michael Martin’s €500million Shared Island Unit works to find new cross-border ideas and Sinn Fein’s friends in the US are placing ads in papers saying a United Ireland is nearly here.
This article is part of The Good Information Project, a new initiative from The Journal to help create greater understanding of big issues we face. This month we are focussing on the question ‘What could a shared island look like?’.
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