Sinn Fein: Irish and British Governments must plan for United Ireland poll

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit as a catalyst for change in Northern Ireland, highlighting demographic and political shifts. It emphasizes the need for planning and inclusive dialogue to avoid pitfalls similar to those faced by the British Government. The text also addresses Loyalist reactions to Brexit and calls for mature political leadership to guide future developments.

What has Brexit acted as in the context of Northern Ireland's political landscape?

• An economic boon

• A stabilizing force

• A catalyst for change

• A cultural revival

What demographic change is mentioned as influencing Northern Ireland's political situation?

• Loss of Unionist majority

• Increased immigration from Europe

• Rise in birth rates

• Aging population

What issue has arisen due to the British Government's actions regarding the Good Friday Agreement?

• Economic sanctions

• Military intervention

• Questioning of Irish citizenship

• Increased tourism

What is suggested as a prudent action for the Irish Government to avoid Brexit-like pitfalls?

• Focus solely on economic growth

• Ignore the situation

• Plan and have inclusive conversations

• Increase military presence

What recent development in Belfast is considered worrying and needs condemnation?

• Cultural festival

• Economic downturn

• Meeting of UDMVF discussing Brexit response

• Political unionism's silence