Labour leader has questioned the timing of those comments.
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said a United Ireland can happen within his lifetime.
Varadkar said it will take a redesigning of the island taking the best of both countries.
He said he intends to set up a branch of Fine Gael in Northern Ireland.
But Leo Varadkar warned it can't be an annexation of the North:
The Tánaiste has said that Fine Gael should establish a branch in Northern Ireland to recruit members and that working towards a united Ireland should be a mission for the party https://t.co/7KEDeo4ES3
— TheJournal.ie (@thejournal_ie) June 15, 2021
The Labour leader, Alan Kelly, believes Leo Varadkar’s comments on a United Ireland are ‘strange timing’.
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