IRA did not want Sinn Fein to get involved with backchannel peace talks with the British
State papers reveal that IRA chiefs did not like the socialism of Sinn Fein’s “urban-based leadership”.
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State papers reveal that IRA chiefs did not like the socialism of Sinn Fein’s “urban-based leadership”.
24 people were interviewed over suspected breaches of the North’s Covid-19 regulations.
The Sinn Féin TD apologised for two tweets he sent that have caused controversy.
TD Neasa Hourigan has told the party that she will vote against the motion if it goes ahead tomorrow.
The Tánaiste said he was concerned about where Irish politics was going.
Martin Browne is chair of the Oireachtas Committee on Public Petitions
The activist resigned after claiming she was told to delete posts critical of TD Brian Stanley.
Brian Stanley is taking this week off to spend time with his family at the request of his party leader, Mary Lou McDonald.
As long as the two parties are polling well, the strategy is unlikely to change.
As Sinn Féin defends itself this week over its stance on past events, Brian Hanley takes a look at the history of the party.
Support for the party at its highest ever level in the Business Post poll.
The opposition has been like a dog with a bone on the issue.
Sinn Féin has launched a document on why there are economic benefits to a united Ireland.
The motion also calls for greater garda training.
The DUP had disagreed with other parties in the Stormont Executive on continuing the Covid-19 restrictions after today.
Some businesses plan to reopen regardless of what the Executive decides.
A spokesman for the Tánaiste said Sinn Féin is “only interested in political mudslinging”.
Department of Foreign Affairs officials have been involved in meetings planning the centenary events.
Mary Lou McDonald confirmed the resignation of Catherine Kelly.
Senator Elisha McCallion was one of the three members to resign.
Both leaders have faced a difficult few weeks.
The former employees are locked in a dispute over redundancy terms.
This afternoon, the government unveiled its Budget for 2021.
Patience is running out among some supporters of Irish unity, namely Sinn Féin.
The figures seen yesterday in Ireland were the largest in several months.
Mary Lou McDonald has described the recent surge in Covid-19 cases in Northern Ireland as “dangerous and grave”.
Sinn Féin said it would aim to spend €18.28 billion in total, €6.28 billion more than the government’s target.
Approval with the government has plummeted since June according to the latest opinion poll.
The video on Twitter and Facebook accused Sinn Féin of being “two-faced and hypocritical”. But were the claims in it correct?
The Sinn Féin leader called for the government to reverse the reduction.
A party spokesperson said that the representatives will “co-operate with the investigation”.
Lee says he feels conflicted about the possibility of a Sinn Féin government but admits the party now has a mandate that deserves recognition.
DUP leader Arlene Foster welcomed the admission, which she said caused “deep hurt and anger”.
Nearly 1,500 confirmed cases have been linked to 28 meat factory outbreaks.
Martina Anderson said the money was mainly for “those who fought Britain’s dirty war in Ireland”.
Meanwhile, the Football Association of Ireland have confirmed they are in discussions around the latest Covid-19 guidelines.
Sinn Fein TD Darren O’Rourke said he understood Adams spoke to the witness after Detective Inspector Pat Marry went to the former leader for help.
Mr Justice McAlinden said the position taken by the Deputy First Minister is ‘fundamentally inappropriate’.
Jennifer McNern is taking a judicial review case against the Northern Ireland Executive.