It is not an act of aggression to want a united Ireland

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It is not an act of aggression to want a united Ireland
- It needs to be a much more generous approach than that, and that is what the Taoiseach was talking about.” Coveney's remarks were clearly framed within the context of the Good Friday Agreement. Whether a united Ireland happens in his lifetime is a matter for decision by the people of Northern Ireland.
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