According to the Good Friday Agreement....

Deedsie

According to the Good Friday Agreement

The Agreement's main provisions included the:

principle that any change to the constitutional status of Northern Ireland could only follow a majority vote of its citizens;

commitment by all parties to use "exclusively peaceful and democratic means";

establishment of a North-South Ministerial Council and North-South Implementation Bodies to bring about cross-border cooperation in policy and programmes on a number of issues;

establishment of a British-Irish Inter-governmental Conference (replacing the former Anglo-Irish Inter-governmental Conference, established by the Anglo-Irish Agreement[4]), which gave a consultative role to the Republic of Ireland concerning matters not devolved.

establishment of a British-Irish Council, comprising representatives from the governments of Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, the United Kingdom, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man;


In your opinion, with the implementation of these bodies, when or if a nationalist majority exists in Northern Ireland will a referendum ever be held on the question of a united Ireland?

In a hypothetical situation if the nationalists won said referedum....

What next?

oscarBravo

We don't need yet another thread spiralling into an archetypal Northern Ireland feud.

The answer is, we don't know what next. We'll deal with it if and when it happens.