Taoiseach plans body to examine Ireland’s constitutional future
Politics · First reported 30 Oct, 06:00 · Updated 06:24

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is expected to propose a new body to examine the island’s constitutional future, including Irish unity. He has also said that the partisan push for a border poll since the Brexit vote has concerned him.
- A new body is proposed to examine Ireland’s constitutional future, including Irish unity.
- The Taoiseach is understood to plan to bring a memorandum on the proposal before Christmas.
- Micheál Martin said the partisan push for a border poll since the Brexit vote has concerned him.
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- Proposal
- A new body to examine Ireland’s constitutional future, including Irish unity.
- Next step
- A memorandum proposing the body is understood to be planned before Christmas.
- Taoiseach’s concern
- Micheál Martin said the partisan push for a border poll since the Brexit vote has concerned him.
- Welcoming parties
- Sinn Féin and the SDLP welcomed the plan.
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