Tánaiste Simon Harris has said he does not expect there will be a referendum on Irish unity within this decade, despite calls from Sinn Féin for a unity referendum before 2030.
Previously however, Harris has said that it is entirely possible there could be a united Ireland in his lifetime.
The 1998 Good Friday Agreement sets out that the Northern Secretary can call a border poll when they believe a majority of people in the region support a change to the constitutional status.
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