Poll shows majority in Republic unwilling to make Irish unity more palatable to unionists

WATCH: Post-watershed adverts show paramilitary exploitation in Northern Ireland

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Subscribe              Nov 29, 2021             Michael Cousins Acting Managing Editor Hello from the News Letter In the news today: * Two new adverts which will go out post watershed tonight show how paramilitary gangs in Northern Ireland use illegal money lending to control and exploit vulnerable people. * Digital advertising screens objecting to the rollout of so-called vaccine passports have attracted criticism in Northern Ireland. * Voters in the Republic would overwhelmingly reject the changes likely to be necessary to entice erstwhile unionists into a single unified state, a new poll has found. * A declaration has been signed at hundreds of locations across Northern Ireland urging Boris Johnson to listen to unionist opposition to the Brexit Protocol.  * Big Interview: Carl Frampton recommends the best chippy in Belfast and says modern music won't age well. You can still take advantage of our Black Friday biggest sale ever. We're offering readers an unprecedented 50% off annual digital subscriptions. Check out using promo code BlackFriday50. If you are already a subscriber, thank you for your continued support.            WATCH: Post-watershed adverts show paramilitary exploitation in Northern Ireland           Two new adverts which will go out post watershed tonight show how paramilitary gangs in Northern Ireland use illegal money lending to control and exploit vulnerable people.                 Anti vaccine passport ad campaign in Northern Ireland shopping centres comes in for criticism for 'undermining public health response' from Alliance   Digital advertising screens objecting to the rollout of so-called vaccine passports have attracted criticism in Northern Ireland.           Victims to voice legacy opposition   A cross-community group of Troubles victims is to host a discussion against the government's legacy proposals.           Poll shows majority in Republic unwilling to make Irish unity more palatable to unionists   Voters in the Republic would overwhelmingly reject the changes likely to be necessary to entice erstwhile unionists into a single unified state, a new poll has found.           Chapter Chat: Resourceful sir knights raise banners for Reformed Faith   The leader of the Royal Black Institution has praised those preceptories which unveiled new banners during 2021.           Icy conditions but NI escapes deep freeze   Motorists are being urged to drive with caution as some of the first freezing conditions of the winter take hold across Northern Ireland.               Waiting for Godot (if he exists) with wonderful wine   A country road. A tree. Evening. A man.       What has happened to radio 4? Why is BBC Radio 4 Today Programme off air today?   BBC Radio 4 Today Programme went off air today for 30 minutes after an alarm sounded in the building telling all staff to evacuate.                             Eunan McGlinchey re-signs with Gearlink Kawasaki for 2022 British Supersport Championship           Northern Ireland's Eunan McGlinchey will continue in the British Supersport Championship in 2022 with the Gearlink Kawasaki team.                   Oran Kearney expected a cagey affair due to mutual respect   It came as no surprise to Oran Kearney that Coleraine's clash with Cliftonville was a little bit cagey.       Burrows Engineering/RK Racing announce 2022 plans with Mike Browne spearheading Irish roads assault   Northern Ireland's Burrows Racing/RK Racing team will go back to their roots in 2022 in a full-scale return to the Irish national road races with promising Cork rider Mike Browne.       Sir Frank Williams: The motor-racing mastermind who took his team to F1's summit   Sir Frank Williams was one of the most remarkable figures in British sport.                   View more news

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