Tánaiste Simon Harris says the debate about a united Ireland should concentrate on opportunities rather than costs. Harris makes the point in response to discussion in Dáil Éireann about the fiscal implications of constitutional change and the potential financial impact of a united Ireland. He addresses the issue during a debate focused on public finances, where participants consider how reunification could affect taxation, spending and overall state planning. Multiple reports attribute the same central message to Harris: that discussions should be framed around what a future united Ireland could offer, rather than focusing primarily on estimates and projections about expenses. The coverage characterises Harris’s intervention as a call to shift the emphasis of the parliamentary conversation, while acknowledging that the fiscal dimension is part of the debate. Neither outlet provides additional detail on specific figures, timelines, or policy proposals beyond Harris’s overall position. Overall, the reports agree that the Tánaiste is urging a more opportunity-led approach to the discussion underway in the Dáil.