The Reform Group was an organisation based in Dublin that sought to have Ireland rejoin the Commonwealth of Nations.

The group was launched in 1998 as The Reform Movement[1] shortly after the successful referendum ratifying the Good Friday Agreement and describing itself as a coalition of "new unionists for the new millennium".

[5] It has previously voiced support for citizens of Ireland being given the right to apply for British passports.

Speaking at the launch were independent Senator David Norris, writer Mary Kenny and Trinity College professor Robert Martin, all of whom stated their support for Ireland rejoining the Commonwealth.

[8] At its inception and for some years afterwards, the "badge" or logo of The Reform Group was Saint Patrick's Cross, a white flag with a red saltire.