Challenges in Northern Ireland's Unionism

This chapter examines the struggles of the Liberal Unionist Party and the Ulster Unionist Party amidst shifting political dynamics in Northern Ireland, particularly focusing on Sinn Féin's rise to prominence. It discusses the Democratic Unionist Party's declining support due to internal conflicts and the need for adaptation to engage a broader electorate, especially younger voters. The chapter also highlights the division between unionism and nationalism, pointing out the potential implications of upcoming elections and the uncertainty surrounding any significant political changes.