Fine Gael is set to develop and publish a “blueprint” on Irish unity by November, Tánaiste Simon Harris says. The party will unveil the document at its Ard Fheis later this year, with Harris describing it as a new plan for a “unified island.” According to reports, the blueprint is intended to examine the economic, political and social implications of Irish unity. This includes how unity could affect public services and the public finances. The outlets agree that Fine Gael’s announcement is part of a major party commitment ahead of the November gathering, where the party plans to present the document. While the reports align on the timing, the nature of the blueprint, and the areas it will cover, they do not provide further detail on specific proposals or timelines beyond the document’s publication date. The focus, as described across the sources, is on assessing the practical considerations involved in Irish unity through an analysis of key policy and governance areas.