Stormont opposition figures say a “new Ireland” would be an alternative to a possible UK government led by Reform UK. Matthew O’Toole, cited in coverage of the remarks, argues that a Reform-led government would have major effects for the people of Northern Ireland, describing the impact as “seismic.” The reports present the statement as part of broader political messaging from opposition parties in Northern Ireland, contrasting their preferred future arrangements with the implications they expect from a change in UK government. The outlets align on the central point: that opposition voices at Stormont frame the prospect of a Reform government as a decisive shift that would justify consideration of constitutional change. Both accounts focus on the same claim and attributed comment from O’Toole, with no additional, conflicting details reported in the provided excerpts. The overall picture is that opposition politicians use the possibility of a Reform-led UK to argue for an alternative political path for Northern Ireland.