Episode description
Episode description
Dunn Street founder and Community Organiser Stephen Donnelly was joined by Irish based communications, advocacy, research, policy consultant, David Kitching.
For our belated St Patricks’s Day episode, David discusses the impact of Britain leaving the European common market on the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom.
They discuss the prospect, timelines and barriers that exist in achieving Irish unity both north and south of the border and among the communities in the six occupied counties.
And finally David discusses Labour’s recent come-from-behind win in the Dublin Bay South by-election and how Labour can build on this result heading towards the national elections.
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