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2025 Emotional response to outcomes of possible referendums on unity ranges from pride to hate: Expectations of positive feelings are more prevalent than negative ones, surveys show Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 From majority-rule to inclusive coalitions: five possible models for governing a united Ireland Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 Governing a United Ireland: ‘Inclusive coalition’ all-Ireland government may emerge as model with broadest support: ‘Inclusive’ coalition government proves least unpopular in survey and after deliberation Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 Governing with Basic Consensus: Public Attitudes to Power-Sharing in Northern Ireland, Brendan O'Leary · Consociational Power-sharing in Northern Ireland: Uncertain Stability 1 2025 How the deliberative forums, North and South, worked Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 How to connect Ireland and Britain after unity? Once mothballed institution may be key: Unification could sever North’s ties to Nato and Commonwealth, but Belfast Agreement provides for maintaining British–Irish links Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 “My Symbols or Our Symbols?” The Effect of Inclusive Narratives on the Acceptability of Out-Group Symbols Brendan O'Leary · Irish Studies in International Affairs 2 2025 Public Opinion on the Island: A Brief Overview of Phase One of the ARINS ‘North and South’ Project (2022–2024) Brendan O'Leary · Irish Studies in International Affairs · needs review 1 2025 Sharp divides in attitudes to immigration within Northern Ireland, and either side of Border: Northern unionists are far more likely to be anti-immigration compared with their nationalist counterparts, while southern nationalists sit somewhere in between Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 Southerners and northern nationalists dislike Commonwealth more than Nato: North’s Protestants strongly favour membership of the Europe-North America military alliance in event of Irish unity Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 Support for planning is evident among those for and Brendan O'Leary · needs review — 2025 Trends show rise in support for Irish unity among Northern voters: Northern Protestants remain overwhelmingly against unity but show growing losers’ consent Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2025 What did voters say about governing a united Ireland? Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2024 Can the Red Hand of Ulster Be Transformed into a Unifying Image for the Island of Ireland? Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2024 Cost of Irish reunification overblown, and benefit underplayed. Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2024 Decisive Facts and Grace are still Absent from Professors Coulter and Shirlow Brendan O'Leary · Soapbox: Slugger O’Toole website — 2024 How Not to Engage in Public Discourse as Scholars…. Brendan O'Leary · Soapbox: Slugger O’Toole website — 2024 Imperial Hangover or Club of Independent Republics? How the Commonwealth Is Sold Impacts Irish Responses Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2024 Northern Voters’ Views on Irish Symbols Pose Interesting Challenges to Advocates of Unification Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2024 Parting the Unions. Brendan O'Leary · The Conservative Effect, 2010–2024 — 2024 The Learned Forgetting and Remembering of a Brexiteer (review of JW Foster, Ireland Out of England and Other Inconveniences). Brendan O'Leary · The Irish Times: Culture Magazine — 2024 Westminster elections leave Northern Ireland parties with choices and questions. Brendan O'Leary · The Irish Times — 2023 and cosmopolitan liberals and socialists. 2 Brendan O'Leary · The Social Philosophy of Ernest Gellner · Scholar only — 2023 Annexation. Brendan O'Leary · Oxford Research Encyclopedia of International Studies 2 2023 Ethnic Reversal in Northern Ireland: While Stormont Stalls, Local Politics Is on the Move Brendan O'Leary · British and Irish Politics LSE Blog — 2023 High-throughput, dynamic, multi-dimensional: an expanding repertoire of plant respiration measurements Brendan O'Leary · Plant Physiology · Scholar only 19 2023 Irish Unity Moves up List of Priorities but Lags Behind Health, Housing and Economy: United Ireland Growing in Importance in South and among Northern Catholics Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Just one big political party registers strongly with voters North and South: The latest findings of the North and South poll explore what an all-island party system might look like Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Money a Big Consideration for Many in Possible Vote on Irish Unity Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Money a Big Consideration for Many in Possible Vote on Irish Unity: Arins/Irish Times Surveys Asked Voters to Assess How Their Vote Would Be Influenced by Positive or Negative Impact on Their Personal Finances Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Most Think Irish Unity Will Benefit High-Income Groups Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 North and South: the priorities that need to be addressed over the next ten years: The three most important issues are housing, health and economic growth Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Northerners are more connected to the South than southerners are to the North: North and South: We examined whether North-South connections decreased with distance from the border Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Northern Ireland Identity May Serve as Less Adversarial for Politically Moderate Catholics and Protestants Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Northern Protestants Pessimistic on Benefits of Irish Unity: Slim Majority of People in the Republic Believe Irish Unification Would Be Costly in the Short Term but Beneficial in the Long Term Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 North-South Study: Could the Republic’s Budget Surplus Pay for a United Ireland Fund? Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Signs That ‘Losers’ Consent’ among Protestants for Irish Unity Is Increasing in Northern Ireland: Public Opinion in North and South Has Remained Largely Stable on the Idea of Unification Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 The Turning Point? The Northern Ireland Local Government Elections of May 2023 Brendan O'Leary · RIA website · needs review — 2023 Toward the Final Curtain: Glimpses of an End Foretold Brendan O'Leary · Transactions of the Royal Historical Society · Scholar only — 2023 United Ireland: Southern Voters Open to Discussion on Flags and Anthem Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 What messages were voters sending in the 2022 Northern Ireland Assembly Election? Exploring attitudes to power-sharing, the protocol, and a potential referendum on Irish … Brendan O'Leary · needs review 4 2023 Would a New Office of Vice-President Help Inclusivity in an United Ireland? Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2023 Would a United Ireland Require a New Constitution? Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2022 Avoiding a rerun of Brexit by planning ahead: Voters want to know what a united Ireland means before any referendum, but unionist politicians won’t want any such discussions until after a referendum Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2022 Consent: Lies. Perfidy, the Protocol, and the Imaginary Unionist Brendan O'Leary · needs review — 2022 Debate over symbols of a united Ireland shows up a big North-South difference Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times · needs review — 2022 Health service, economy and peace are key concerns about united Ireland Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2022 Integrated vs devolved: two possible forms for united Ireland that divide opinion North and South: North favours a devolved model, while southern voters prefer an integrated model within which Northern Ireland would cease to exist as a political unit Brendan O'Leary · Irish Times — 2022 Making Sense of a United Ireland Brendan O'Leary · Dublin: Penguin Ireland • Sandycove • Random House · needs review 57 2022 Much more than meh: The 2022 Northern Ireland assembly elections Brendan O'Leary · LSE British Politics and Policy, blog · needs review 7
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2025 · article · press

Emotional response to outcomes of possible referendums on unity ranges from pride to hate: Expectations of positive feelings are more prevalent than negative ones, surveys show

Irish Times · Brendan O'Leary

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128. Garry, J., O’Leary, B., Pow, J. and Walsh, D. (2025).Emotional response to outcomes of possiblereferendums on unity ranges from pride to hate:Expectations of positive feelings are more prevalentthan negative ones, surveys show. Irish Times.Dublin. February 14.

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