Readers' View: Virtually no-one is seeking a border poll in the immediate future

While I mostly agree with the insightful letter from James Woods [IE 30/12/19], it should be pointed out that virtually no-one is seeking a border poll in the immediate future.

Readers' View: Virtually no-one is seeking a border poll in the immediate future
Mon, 30 Dec, 2019 - 21:28

Rather, many, including Sinn Féin, are proposing a Forum to discuss and plan for re-unification before such a poll so that the chaos of Brexit can be avoided.

Many people have told me they cannot understand why Mr Varadkar and Mr Martin would oppose such a sensible proposition.

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