McDonald calls for ‘compassionate’ approach to the past
Sinn Fein’s leader has called for a “compassionate” approach to the past.
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Sinn Fein to meet police over failure to reveal material on mass shooting
Sinn Fein are set to meet police after it emerged the service failed to disclose “significant information” relating to a notorious loyalist mass shooting.
Time to make Irish partition history, Michelle O’Neill tells supporters
Sinn Fein’s deputy leader has told supporters that it is time to make partition history.
Former mixed martial arts fighter turns politician
A former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) fighter is getting ready for a battle of a different kind as he prepares to step into the Irish political arena.
PM ‘playing chicken’ with Irish interests over Brexit, says Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has accused Prime Minister Theresa May of “playing a game of chicken” with Irish interests over Brexit.
Unionism could be ‘energetic voice’ in united Ireland debate – Sinn Fein chief
Unionism could be an energetic and energising voice in the debate around Irish unity, Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald has said.
Peadar Toibin names new political party Aontu
Former Sinn Fein politician Peadar Toibin has named his new political party Aontu.
Sinn Fein leader concerned May has not taken no-deal off table
Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald said it was “very concerning” that Theresa May had not removed the option of a no-deal from the table.
Seize Brexit opportunity to end Irish partition, urges Sinn Fein
The strategic opportunity to end Irish partition that Brexit has presented must be seized, Sinn Fein’s Michelle O’Neill has said.
Public aghast at Brexit pantomime, says Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein’s deputy leader Michelle O’Neill has said the public are “aghast” at the “Brexit pantomime” at Westminster.
Sinn Fein urges Irish Premier to ‘stand firm’ after Westminster rejects deal
The Sinn Fein leader has urged Irish Premier Leo Varadkar to “stand firm” over the backstop after MPs voted down the proposed withdrawal deal.
Irish interests must be protected whatever the vote, insists Sinn fein
Whatever the outcome of the House of Commons vote on the Withdrawal Agreement, Irish interests must be protected, the Sinn Fein president has insisted.
West Belfast MP defiant after shots fired at Sinn Fein constituency office
West Belfast MP Paul Maskey has said Sinn Fein will not be deterred from constituency work after shots were fired at a party office.
Shots fired at Sinn Fein office in west Belfast
A Sinn Fein office in west Belfast has been the target of a gun attack.
Sinn Fein: EU leaders will not renegotiate the Irish border backstop
Sinn Fein has said the EU would remain resolute on the Irish border backstop.
Good Friday accord could become ‘unsalvageable’
The Good Friday peace agreement could become unsalvageable, Sinn Fein has said.
Parents plugging school funding gap as NI without government for two years
Parents are buying about £60 worth of supplies per school child every month to plug an education funding gap following the collapse of Stormont powersharing, a principal said.
Stormont ‘veto’ on post-Brexit trade rules unacceptable, says Sinn Fein
Handing the Stormont Assembly a “veto” on Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit trade rules would be unacceptable, Sinn Fein has said.
Sinn Fein leader in powersharing call as Brexit draws closer
Powersharing in Northern Ireland should be in place to protect people’s interests as Brexit draws closer, the Sinn Fein leader has said.
Irish political opponents criticise confidence and supply extension
Irish political representatives have criticised the country’s main opposition party after it announced it would extend the confidence and supply arrangement with the Government for another year.