Closest matches to “Unionist Co-operation”
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Unionism can win in West Belfast
DUP leader Gavin Robinson urges unionists in West Belfast to back a full-time Assembly representative, accusing Sinn Féin of offering no unionist representation. He also says he is open to talks with the incoming UUP leader on unionist co-operation ahead of the 2027 election.
Constitutional affairs Local government Original release: Unionism can win in West Belfast (opens in a new tab)
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A moment Unionism must not waste
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP writes to members and supporters urging pro-union parties to co-operate, saying he has written to the incoming Ulster Unionist leader Jon Burrows inviting a meeting. He claims a divided unionism will cost seats and criticises Sinn Fein as uninterested in working with…
Constitutional affairs Original release: A moment Unionism must not waste (opens in a new tab)
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The battle goes on
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson says the DUP will vote against the Stormont arrangements on Tuesday, calling the Windsor Framework barriers to trade unacceptable and claiming the vote is rigged by Sinn Féin, Alliance and SDLP support. He also urges Unionists to co-operate ahead of the 2027 elections.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: Democratic Consent vote on the Windsor Framework continuation Original release: The battle goes on (opens in a new tab)
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Manifesto Launch - Party Leader's Speech
The DUP launches its manifesto for the 2023 council elections, pledging lowest-cost core council services, regeneration and a five-point plan. Leader urges unionists to vote DUP and transfer preferences to other pro-Union candidates.
Constitutional affairs Local government Issue: DUP manifesto launch for the 2023 council election Original release: Manifesto Launch - Party Leader's Speech (opens in a new tab)
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Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party
The DUP accuses Sinn Féin and deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill of undermining the institutions after the Garvaghy Road blockade in Portadown, and calls for the Chief Constable to be transparent about threats, a fresh security assessment of dissidents and the Provisional IRA, and new…
Justice and policing Constitutional affairs Issue: Garvaghy Road Portadown blockade and Sinn Féin accountability dispute Original release: Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Our team has a record of delivery for constituents
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson, nominating candidates in Ballymena, says the party has delivered for County Antrim, citing fibre broadband for almost 16,000 homes funded by £150m secured by DUP MPs. He calls for a strong DUP team in Westminster and a fair long-term funding model for Northern Ireland.
Infrastructure and transport Economy and employment Original release: Our team has a record of delivery for constituents (opens in a new tab)
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DUP Conference 2022 - Leader's Speech
DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP, speaking at the 2022 Annual Conference, expresses sympathy for families bereaved and people injured in the Cresslough explosion in Donegal, and sets out a vision for unionism built on support for the Union across the community.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: DUP Conference 2022 - Leader's Speech (opens in a new tab)
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Washington will hear that progress must be built on solid foundations
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP says he will travel to Washington DC for meetings on Capitol Hill, urging US lawmakers that Northern Ireland progress needs respect for unionist views on the Windsor Framework. He also launches a consultation panel seeking written submissions from unionists.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: Donaldson Washington DC visit and Windsor Framework consultation panel Original release: Washington will hear that progress must be built on solid foundations (opens in a new tab)
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Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party
The DUP welcomes the publication of the latest UK Covid Inquiry report, expressing sympathy for those bereaved and saying its Ministers prioritised what they believed were Northern Ireland's best interests. It says the party cooperated fully with the Inquiry and commits to acting on lessons for…
Health Issue: Covid Inquiry second report findings Original release: Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party (opens in a new tab)
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Poll results demonstrate need to move forward together and build…
DUP East Belfast MLA David Brooks says a recent Irish News opinion poll should act as a warning to those he claims are creating divisions within unionism. He warns that splitting the unionist vote could let Sinn Féin win more councils, and urges unionists to unite behind the DUP ahead of the…
Constitutional affairs Local government Issue: Irish News opinion poll on council election prospects Original release: Poll results demonstrate need to move forward together and build… (opens in a new tab)
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Together We Will Succeed
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP, in a letter to the Belfast News Letter, rejects a Morning View editorial's pessimism about a Stormont return, arguing unionists must broaden support for the Union rather than retreat, and that devolution should be restored.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Together We Will Succeed (opens in a new tab)
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US business leaders welcomed to Northern Ireland
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson welcomes a visit by senior US business leaders to Northern Ireland, saying American investment supports thousands of jobs. He calls for growth in cybersecurity and financial services and for cross-community consensus to underpin economic stability.
Economy and employment International affairs Issue: US business delegation visit to the north led by Joe Kennedy Original release: US business leaders welcomed to Northern Ireland (opens in a new tab)
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Ignoring unionists will never deliver a balanced outcome
DUP MLA Diane Dodds, Upper Bann, says she briefed European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee members at Parliament Buildings and urged them to consider the unionist viewpoint. She says ignoring unionists will not produce durable outcomes and that Stormont cannot be restored until Northern…
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: MEPs Foreign Affairs Committee visit to Parliament Buildings Original release: Ignoring unionists will never deliver a balanced outcome (opens in a new tab)
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Launch of 2024 General Election Campaign
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson launched the 2024 General Election campaign in Lisburn, unveiling a slate of DUP candidates for constituencies such as East Londonderry, East Antrim, Strangford and others, and pledged to promote the Union and work for prosperity in Northern Ireland.
Constitutional affairs Issue: 2024 General Election campaign launch Original release: Launch of 2024 General Election Campaign (opens in a new tab)
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Robinson - we call a spade a spade
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP, in his New Year message, sets out 2025 priorities including the childcare subsidy scheme and broadband completion, and rejects new taxes to fix health pressures, calling instead for accountability and better management in the health service.
Constitutional affairs Health Original release: Robinson - we call a spade a spade (opens in a new tab)
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Conference 2024 - Jonathan Buckley MLA
Upper Bann MLA Jonathan Buckley, addressing the DUP's 2024 Party Conference, calls for a new generation of unionists to step forward and lead, and says the party must learn honestly from past shortcomings. He stresses the need to adapt how the Union's benefits are presented to younger voters.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Conference 2024 - Jonathan Buckley MLA (opens in a new tab)
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We must be driven by making NI the best it can be
DUP Deputy Leader Gavin Robinson MP, speaking at East Antrim DUP Association, urges supporters to focus on making Northern Ireland work and warns against a border poll. He also criticises legacy measures from the 1998 Belfast Agreement as corrupting justice and calls for unionism to unite…
Constitutional affairs Justice and policing Original release: We must be driven by making NI the best it can be (opens in a new tab)
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Unionist unity must be based on resistance to the Protocol
TUV says it has held no one-to-one meetings with the DUP or the UUP, and accuses the DUP of abandoning unionist unity by dropping collective opposition to the Protocol. It calls for any unionist unity to rest on firm opposition to the Protocol as it stands.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: DUP letter on unionist unity and the Protocol Original release: Unionist unity must be based on resistance to the Protocol (opens in a new tab)
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Sir Jeffrey – the Union is in the hands of our children
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson says unionism must recognise the changing demographics and diverse identities in Northern Ireland, and urges Sinn Féin's Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill to focus on the economy, schools and hospitals rather than calls for a border poll.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: Sir Jeffrey – the Union is in the hands of our children (opens in a new tab)
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Step Forward to Shape Northern Ireland’s Future – Robinson
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP urges young unionists to shape Northern Ireland's future within the UK, dismisses border poll talk as a distraction, and accuses Alliance of divisive positions on Irish language signage, Palestine flags and climate policy.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: Step Forward to Shape Northern Ireland’s Future – Robinson (opens in a new tab)
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Let's Make NI Work
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP says the Government is running out of steam ahead of the General Election and argues that the next government must ensure Northern Ireland benefits as part of the UK rather than remaining subject to EU laws in some areas. He says the DUP will campaign to strengthen the…
Constitutional affairs Original release: Let's Make NI Work (opens in a new tab)
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8 years on from the Brexit referendum it’s time for Unionism to speak clearly
TUV West Tyrone candidate Stevan Patterson calls on voters to treat the 4 July General Election as an unofficial referendum to restore Northern Ireland's place in the Union, arguing the NI Protocol and sea border must be removed.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Original release: 8 years on from the Brexit referendum it’s time for Unionism to speak clearly (opens in a new tab)
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Maximising pro-Union representation good for Northern Ireland:…
DUP leader Gavin Robinson says it is in Northern Ireland's interests to return the strongest team of pro-Union MPs to Westminster, warning that votes leading to more absentee MPs will not strengthen the Union. He points to the DUP's unilateral action in North Down and Fermanagh & South Tyrone and…
Constitutional affairs Original release: Maximising pro-Union representation good for Northern Ireland:… (opens in a new tab)
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Irish unity preparations must advance with urgency – Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald TD welcomes the Taoiseach's plan to put a proposal before Cabinet ahead of the festive period for a body examining Ireland's constitutional future. She calls for urgent preparations for Irish unity, with a clear timetable and resources, and for the Irish…
Constitutional affairs Issue: Taoiseach recognition of constitutional change on Irish unity Original release: Irish unity preparations must advance with urgency – Mary Lou McDonald (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Preparing for the new Ireland – Gerry Adams
Former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams calls on the Irish government to establish a Citizens' Assembly and agree a firm date with the British government for the unity referendum provided for in the Good Friday Agreement. He says preparatory work should start now.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Preparing for the new Ireland – Gerry Adams (opens in a new tab)
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Untitled
TUV leader Jim Allister criticises the SDLP for withdrawing from talks with the Secretary of State and Foreign Secretary over Sinn Fein's exclusion, and says TUV was not asked to attend. He calls on the UK Government to refuse Mary Lou McDonald a place at such talks and urges Unionists to end…
Constitutional affairs Issue: SDLP withdrawal from Secretary of State and Foreign Secretary talks Original release: Untitled (opens in a new tab)
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We are in the business of making Northern Ireland work
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP says every vote on 4 July will shape Northern Ireland's direction and calls for more DUP MPs at Westminster. The party announces Jonathan Buckley as its Lagan Valley candidate and Belfast councillor Tracey Kelly for South Belfast.
Constitutional affairs Original release: We are in the business of making Northern Ireland work (opens in a new tab)
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Sir Jeffrey - Talks with Government Recommence
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP says talks with the Government are set to restart this week, aiming for a fair outcome that restores Northern Ireland’s place in the UK internal market and reverses the destabilising NI Protocol arrangements.
Constitutional affairs Issue: DUP talks with Government on NI Protocol restart Original release: Sir Jeffrey - Talks with Government Recommence (opens in a new tab)