United Ireland 'a legitimate aspiration' but 'not priority', says incoming Taoiseach
Saturday, 6 April 2024
Ireland's new prime minister-elect Simon Harris says Irish unity is "a legitimate aspiration" but will not be his priority as incoming Taoiseach.
Ireland's new prime minister-elect Simon Harris says Irish unity is "a legitimate aspiration" but will not be his priority as incoming Taoiseach.
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