Would anyone want Ireland to rejoin the union?

Special treaties between the UK and ROI make it them rejoining the union redundant tbh as the British are treated as Irish citizens in ROI and the Irish are treated as British citizens when in the UK... they can rejoin the UK if they wish but nothing will change really due to the current agreements.

This is focusing more on the question of getting rid of the pathetic excuse of a nation 'Northern Ireland'

60% of England wish to have a united Ireland ... not under British rule.
80% of the free state indicate that the uniting of a free Ireland should be at the top of all political parties agendas!

But there is like 51% to 49% in the 6 counties or the "Protestant State for Protestant People" as they like to think of it that want a union with Britain.

There is not going to be a united and free Ireland until this recession is over, but just wait, we will take back what is ours and what we have been deprived of, our own land. The 51% is decreasing, there is literally a 2% difference, but now it not the time, we have so much to get sorted! Taxes, hospitals, policing, education! No need to set ourselves up for failure, it will take a long time but this is the direction that we are heading in and I have a feeling it will be long worth the wait for our freedom.

No. They fought so long and hard for home rule! It would be such a waste for those who gave up their lives for Ireland's independence, to only ultimately be granted dominion status.

If the majority of ROI consented to it,why not? However ,it ought to be remembered that the British before Ireland got independence saw the irish as 4/5 a person. Never would Ireland I think be comfortable being run from westiminster and I can understand that. But a devolved parliament might work with respect given in laws for irish language and traditions, and Northern Ireland in my opinion perhaps could be helped even by them unifying with the south with an understanding that they are still part of a greater union albeit with a devolved parliament.

I think the ROI and UK are already extremely close in trade and military alliances , have so much in common, we have shared history lets not forget but try to forgive and understand the bad ,the irish,the scots, the welsh and the english fought side by side in world wars and all participated in one of the greatest empires ever known. I would be in favour of it, if the ROI was given an equal partnership and real power in this union. Lets put two fingers up to the communists who run the EU, . Ireland has been treated like a vassal state by the EU, exploited by the roman catholic church lets unite with our Irish brothers and sisters and become one.

Home rule in an Irish context means devolved/federal government, and we lost Ireland because they wanted power within the union that Westminster ultimately declined to give. That eventually led to independence, but generations of political scientists have speculated about whether Ireland could or would have stayed if home rule had been granted.

But there is like 51% to 49% in the 6 counties or the "Protestant State for Protestant People" as they like to think of it that want a union with Britain.

There is not going to be a united and free Ireland until this recession is over, but just wait, we will take back what is ours and what we have been deprived of, our own land. The 51% is decreasing, there is literally a 2% difference, but now it not the time, we have so much to get sorted! Taxes, hospitals, policing, education! No need to set ourselves up for failure, it will take a long time but this is the direction that we are heading in and I have a feeling it will be long worth the wait for our freedom.

Ian Paisley or Peter Robinson perhaps?

No. They fought so long and hard for home rule! It would be such a waste for those who sacrificed their lives for Ireland's independence and dominion status.