Spot on. There is an organisation entitled "The British-Irish Parliamentary Body" which is made up of the following numbers of parliamentarians. 25 UK, 25 Ireland, 5 Scots Parliament, 5 Welsh Assembly, 1 Isle of Man, 1 States of Jersey and 3 Northern Ireland Assembly (these are vacant, due to their Executive not having been set up). They do a lot of worthwhile Committee work, with reports fed in to the appropriate Governments (etc). They have two plenary sessions each year normally in Ireland and Britain. Whilst these are covered in the Irish Media (North and South), hardly anything emerges in the British Media.
Our Parliament's Northern Ireland Affairs Committee (also mainly ignored in Britain) also covers
issues of North-South interest.
The Irish Political Studies Association's journal is also of interest.
Irish politicians of any variety tend to be grateful for anyone who shows a detailed interest in their problems, even if they disagree with the viewpoint of the person concerned.
 

Shall point at this as part of my Green Theme for the day ... though speak for yourself about your paltry ignorance of the thing. My humungous IGNORANCE on the subject has been beaten into me on the corners and in the ginnels of Derry. Much of Brighton 05 was consumed trying to catch up with various mercurial Irish folk in bars to improve.
 

Cheers guys. Harry you are a gold mine of information. Chris P obviouly we have some catching up to do on Irish politics
 

Wow, thanks for the link. We're hoping to improve on it greatly in the next few weeks so it is easier to use.

Can I also suggest http://www.IrishElection.com for another non-partisan politics website.