Sinn Féin

...the future of the legislative assembly, but pledged his Democratic Unionist Party would not walk away from power-sharing with Sinn Fein. Speaking at the DUP's conference on the outskirts of Belfast, he added: "I can also guarantee...

In this article: Democratic Unionist Party, Northern Ireland, Peter Robinson, Belfast, Best interests, London, and Scotland

...him by name they would marginalise their erstwhile colleague, who left the party in protest at their decision to share power with Sinn Fein. At this conference they decided to take him on directly, even though the TUV leader might see that...

In this article: DUP, Peter Robinson, Jim Allister, Sammy Wilson, Nigel Dodds, Baked Alaska, and Climate change

...would consign unionists to second class citizenship, the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has said. Peter Robinson said alleged Sinn Fein threats to the devolved institutions were destabilising and promised he would not walk...

In this article: Democratic Unionist Party, Jim Allister, Peter Robinson, London, Conservative Party, Ulster Unionist, and Belfast

...cannot guarantee the future of the assembly. However, the DUP leader said his party would not be walking away from power-sharing with Sinn Fein. Mr Robinson was speaking at the DUP's annual conference, held at the La Mon Hotel on the...

In this article: DUP, Peter Robinson, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Best interests, and London

...outside the Old Bailey in which one person was killed and almost 200 others injured. She split with the mainstream republicans of Sinn Fein around the time of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998. In 2001 she told the BBC that Sinn Fein...

In this article: Good Friday and Carbon

...rate of income tax for high-earners and a 100,000 euro cap on public sector pay were among a range of tough budget measures outlined by Sinn Fein. TDs' and ministers' salaries would also be limited to the six figure sum. The party claims...

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...Athy, County Kildare, was elected at the Republican Sinn Fein party conference at the weekend. The party was formed after splitting from Sinn Fein in 1986 and had been led by Ruairi O'Bradaigh since then. Mr O'Bradaigh, who is 76,...

In this article: Republican Sinn Fein, Des Dalton, Republic of Ireland, Athy, and Senegal

...assists in, or detracts from, reaching the necessary level of community confidence. The government have offered the DUP and Sinn Fein a GBP1bn deal to implement the deal. It has been accepted by Sinn Fein, but DUP has yet to agree a...

In this article: DUP, Peter Robinson, Traditional Unionist Voice, SDLP, Martin McGuinness, Mark Durkan, and Jim Allister

...IRA members who authorised the murder of Paul Quinn, who was beaten to death in a remote shed in County Monaghan. Sinn Fein has said it does not believe there was any republican involvement in that murder. 'Ruthless' In 2002, the DUP...

In this article: DUP, Peter Robinson, Allegation, Serious Organised Crime Agency, and Irish News

...to receive Yvonne McEwen's list of some 9,000 Irish dead serving with British forces during the Second World War. All parties, including Sinn Fein, were present at the reception, held under the auspices of Danny Kennedy MLA. The next day in...

In this article: Dog, Patrick Pearse, Ian Paisley, Kevin Myers, Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin, and Consent of the governed