Building a new Ireland is about changing the record for people in every community on our island , regardless of their background, who have been badly served by the failure to deliver good public services, high quality housing and new economic opportunities.

Our mission is to build a new Ireland by winning a referendum. That means we need to understand the needs, hopes, concerns and fears of everyone but particularly people in the middle who are open to change. @columeastwood.ie speaking to @dmcbfs.bsky.social at Féile an Phobail.

Welcome news that the Irish Government is engaging in the detailed work of examining the cost of harmonising services in a New Ireland. This practical preparation is essential and will help build the case for change. www.irishnews.com/news/norther...

The gap between support for Irish unity and Northern Ireland staying in the UK has narrowed to 7% in the past year new poll finds. m.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politic...

“There is a real opportunity between now and the next set of elections to realign the debates on constitutional change between Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic.” Read more from Dr David McCann on our important year in the @irishnews.com @dmcbfs.bsky.social www.irishnews.com/opinion/davi...

Catch our chairman @columeastwood.ie on BBC Northern Ireland’s Sunday Politics today talking about our work and the opportunity to build a New Ireland.

The election is over but coalition formation negotiations are just starting. We believe there’s space for a common platform on advancing Irish unity after assessing each of the party manifestos. Here are some of the key pledges each party made.

Irish unity quietly becoming more significant for Dáil parties www.irishtimes.com/politics/202...

We were delighted to host a conversation with @columeastwood.ie , @leovaradkartd.bsky.social and young people in Derry a few weeks ago to hear their ideas about the future of our island. We’re about convening the ideas for change that will unite people and communities across Ireland. #newireland

The broad base of commitments and ideas produced in manifestos ahead of next week’s election is a good indication that parties are thinking seriously about how government can meaningfully advance unification. We are committed to convening those big ideas. www.irishnews.com/news/politic...

Today we published an assessment of manifesto pledges on #IrishUnity made ahead of next week’s general #election. The Commission wrote to leaders earlier this month asking them to make a clear commitment to unity as an objective of government. newirelandcommission.com/wp-content/u...

We heard there was a place for some #blueskythinking?