How Brexit and a blundering leader of the DUP and his party have ensured the Union's days may well be truly numbered

A UNITED IRELAND IS INEVITABLE 

THE Union is under threat like never before. A LucidTalk  poll shows 57% of 18-24-year-olds want Irish Unity with just 35% opting to remain as part of the UK. 

Among those aged 25-44, it's 48% to 42%. 

The writing is on the wall, although some are too blind to see it. 

THE writing is on the wall for the future of the Union, but those for whom preserving it matters most are just too blind to see it. 

If there was a border poll tomorrow, 48% of people here would vote to remain in the United Kingdom and 41% would choose Irish unity, with 11% undecided. But that's not the figure that should scare those who seek to maintain the status quo. 

With many thanks to the: Belfast Telegraph/Sunday Life and Suzanne Breen for the original publication 

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How Brexit and a blundering leader of the DUP and his party have ensured the Union's days may well be truly numbered