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Referendum on Irish reunification is a ‘possibility’ after Brexit

20 July 2016

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"Enda Kenny, the Irish prime minister, said on Sunday (18 July) that Northern Ireland could vote to become part of a united Ireland if they want to stay in the European Union. But the topic is highly divisive."

See the article: Referendum on Irish reunification is a ‘possibility’ after Brexit (euractiv, link)

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