The survivors walked a long road that you should never have had to walk.

There has been nothing rushed, hasty or pre-emptive about this process. Over the last three decades, we had big challenges, disagreements, political confrontations, we have had high and lows - of that there is no doubt. However, the peace…

Partition failed the people of Ireland and we all have a responsibility now to plan and prepare for unity.

Britain's union is now under unprecedented pressure.

The question is not if there will be unity referendums, but when those referendums will be held.

We cannot afford to be caught flat footed.

It's intent is very straightforward, it simply places a responsibility on Government now to move towards the production of a Green Paper that would set out all of the dynamics and dimensions of the reunification journey.

This is in everybody's interests.

A united Ireland is about collapsing division and bringing the people of this island together to shape a better for all

Without a public inquiry, the full circumstances of the disaster may never be established.

The support to get rid of this mandatory three-day wait was pretty emphatic.