Idea of Dublin-Belfast economic ‘corridor’ floated in 1992
Former civil servant proposed European Community should treat island as single entity
Dublin and London must not lose focus on North
Comment: Failure to engage in Northern Ireland’s affairs could lead to another cycle of sectarianism and violence
North-South economic divide in Ireland is wider than ever
Both sides of the Border would benefit from greater co-operation in trade
Frosty powersharing in the North is a far cry from thaw in Anglo-Irish relations
Fifteen years on from the Belfast Agreement, there is still much division and sectarian hatred in Northern Ireland
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