Fine Gael says it believes people are willing to pay the cost of a United Ireland. The party released new research this weekend which suggests the first year costs of a unified island would be between €3 and €25 billion. The large range accounts for a number of scenarios that could play out in any […]
Fine Gael’s proposal for Irish unity was published at the party’s Ard Fheis in Cork, according to Slugger O’Toole on Sunday. The Irish Mirror reported that the blueprint estimates a united Ireland could cost up to €25 billion a year, while TheJournal.ie described the figure as a possible cost in the first year. The Irish Mirror also reported proposals for a North-South relations minister and a sovereign wealth fund; the reports do not specify which cost scenarios produce the estimate.
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