Theresa May showing ‘scant regard’ for Ireland, says Sinn Fein
Theresa May is showing “scant regard” for Ireland in Brexit plans, Sinn Fein has claimed.
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Who are the five candidates vying for Ireland’s presidency?
Five candidates are in the mix for next month’s presidential election in Ireland.
Who are the five candidates vying for Ireland’s presidency?
Five candidates are in the mix for next month’s presidential election in Ireland.
Alleged abuse victim: Sinn Fein leader’s statement is woeful and cowardly
A woman who was allegedly subjected to sexual abuse by a republican has slammed an apology from Sinn Fein leader Mary-Lou McDonald as “woeful”.
Sinn Fein president apologises to ‘failed’ alleged abuse victim
The president of Sinn Fein has unreservedly apologised to an alleged sex abuse victim who claims the party covered up her allegations against one of its members.
Foster – British Government must not subcontract its responsibilities to NI
The British Government must not “subcontract” its role in restoring powersharing in Northern Ireland, the Democratic Unionists said.
Stormont Assembly member salaries slashed amid push for powersharing deal
Stormont Assembly members’ pay will be slashed by more than £13,000 as the Government announced renewed efforts to restore devolved power-sharing between the warring political parties.
SF – British Government putting its own survival ahead of NI peace process
The British Government has put its own survival and its relationship with the DUP ahead of its obligations to the peace process, Sinn Fein claimed.
DUP: Sinn Fein MPs should have pay cut like Stormont Assembly members
Sinn Fein MPs who choose not to take their seat in Westminster should face similar pay sanctions to Stormont Assembly members, the DUP said.
Salaries of Stormont Assembly members to be reduced by a quarter
Stormont Assembly members’ pay will be reduced by more than £13,000 as they are not performing all their functions, Secretary of State Karen Bradley said.
Northern Ireland’s assembly members’ salaries cut after not sitting for 19 months
Stormont Assembly members’ pay will be reduced by more than £13,000 as they are not performing all their functions, Secretary of State Karen Bradley said.
Government to make ‘significant’ statement on NI administration
The Government is expected to make a significant statement on efforts to restore Northern Ireland’s powersharing administration later.
Sinn Fein: Credible talks needed to resurrect powersharing
Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald has called for “credible” political talks to restore powersharing in Northern Ireland.
Sinn Fein calls for end to ‘sorry episode’ of renewable heating scheme
Sinn Fein has called for a scheme which was aimed at reducing carbon emissions, but ended up closing government at Stormont, to be scrapped.
DUP and Sinn Fein blame each other as powersharing impasse milestone reached
Northern Ireland’s two largest parties once again blamed each other for Stormont’s powersharing impasse as the region passed an unwelcome milestone for non-governance.
Government notes frustrations ahead of powersharing impasse milestone protests
The Government has acknowledged the deep frustration of the public in Northern Ireland as the region reached an unwanted milestone for non-governance.
Pope’s visit an opportunity to end the cover-ups, says O’Neill
The Pope’s visit to Ireland is an opportunity to end the cover-up of abuse, Sinn Fein’s vice-president said.
Sinn Fein Belfast HQ ‘could have been destroyed’ in arson attack
An arson attack on Sinn Fein’s Belfast headquarters would have destroyed the building if a nearby oil tank had ignited, a party MP said.
Sinn Fein Belfast headquarters targeted by arsonists
Sinn Fein’s headquarters in Belfast have been targeted in an arson attack.
Unionism needs to wake up to prospect of united Ireland – Nesbitt
Ulster Unionist MLA Mike Nesbitt said unionism needs to wake up over the prospect of a united Ireland.