In this episode, Prof Colin Harvey speaks with Niall Murphy. Niall Murphy is a partner and solicitor at KRW Law, where he has a distinguished record including in high profile legacy litigation and criminal defence. Niall is also the Secretary of Ireland’s Future and one of the founders of the organisation, playing a lead role in its formation and ongoing work.

In this episode Prof Colin Harvey is joined by Prof Aoife O’Donoghue (Durham University Law School) and Colin Murray (Reader in Public Law, Newcastle Law School) to discuss the evolving conversation about potential constitutional change, with a particular focus on questions of participation and process.

Prof. Colin Harvey speaks with Una Mullally about the role of the media and civic activism in the debate about a referendum on a united Ireland. Una Mullally writes a weekly column for The Irish Times on society and politics, and her writing has also appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian, Granta, and elsewhere. She is the co-host of the United Ireland podcast, and co-founded the podcasts Don't Stop Repealin' and The Irish Times Women's Podcast. She is the author of an oral history on the marriage equality movement in Ireland, In The Name Of Love (2014), and edited the Repeal the 8th anthology (2018).

Prof Colin Harvey is joined by Emma DeSouza for a discussion about her activism and thoughts on the present and future. This includes: reflection on the intensified interest in the constitutional conversation; the role of the Good Friday Agreement in framing the debate; the significance of civic leadership; and her hopes for a new and united Ireland.

In this episode Prof Colin Harvey of QUB asks whether the union state has a future. He is joined by Michael Keating, professor and chair in Scottish politics at the University of Aberdeen, Aileen McHarg, professor of Public Law and Human Rights at Durham University, Jennifer Todd, professor at the School of Politics and International Relations at University College Dublin (UCD) and Dr Etain Tannam, associate professor at the School of Religion, Trinity College Dublin.

In this episode Prof Colin Harvey of QUB is joined by John Garry, prof of political behaviour of QUB, Dr Michael Pierse of QUB, who focuses on class in Irish studies, Dr Lisa Whitten, a research fellow at QUB and Dr Mary C Murphy, a senior lecturer in politics at University College Cork. In this episode they discuss political futures on the island of Ireland

In this episode, Prof Colin Harvey talks with Dr Esmond Birnie, senior economist at Ulster University asking - `What are the economic implications of existing and alternative constitutional futures?'

Episode 1 - Does a united Ireland make economic sense? Prof Colin Harvey of Queen's University, Belfast, is joined by Prof John Doyle, DCU, Seamus McGuinness, Research Professor ESRI and adjunct Professor Trinity College Dublin and Dr. Adele Bergin, an Associate Research Professor at the ESRI.