Sinn Féin

...Saturday night and shots were exchanged. As Northern Ireland's politicians took part yesterday in what Sinn Fein called "ritual condemnations" of the latest attacks, police were questioning five men. One of those in custody was arrested...

In this article: Northern Ireland, Car bomb, Jeffrey Donaldson, and Belfast

...for Northern Ireland's justice system from Britain to the power-sharing coalition in Belfast. Sinn Fein and the governments of Britain, Ireland and United States all support the move but Protestant leaders are blocking it. Articles

In this article: Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Good Friday, Car bomb, and Associated Press Writer

...be a norm. This makes the achievement of the Sinn Fein-IRA leaders, in both wooing their movement away from violence, and then largely disarming it, not merely astounding, but unprecedented in its counter-historical originality. Indeed, I am...

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

...Minister Micheal Martin. Meanwhile Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams addressed the British/Irish Parliamentary Assembly in Swansea yesterday and said his party wanted to work with not against unionists. He said: "Sinn Fein's vision of...

In this article: Peter Robinson, Martin McGuinness, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Republicanism, Gerry Adams, David Cameron, and Gordon Brown

...councillor in the Republic of Ireland. It was formed by members of Sinn Fein who walked out over a decision to enter the Irish parliament, if elected, thus ending the party's policy of abstention. The people who walked out feared that...

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

...a three-decade conflict that left 3,700 dead. But Robinson - whose party boycotted the Good Friday talks but accepted power-sharing with Sinn Fein after the IRA renounced violence and disarmed in 2005 - is resisting outside pressure for his...

In this article: Hillary Rodham Clinton, Peter Robinson, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Martin McGuinness, United States, Good Friday, and Democratic Unionist Party

Adams: Orange parades will have role in united Ireland Orange Order marches would have a place in a new united Ireland, Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams said today. In an speech to the British Irish Inter-Parliamentary Assembly, meeting in...

In this article: Gerry Adams, Ireland, Recession, Orange Order, Swansea, Wales, Britain, and Isle of Man

...republican campaign had in the 70s and 80s. Meanwhile, Sinn Fein has never been more popular in the north of Ireland, topping the poll for the first time in the European elections in June. But as the official International Monitoring...

In this article: Northern Ireland, Dublin, London, DUP, United Kingdom, Good Friday, and Gerry Kelly

...says Orange parades should continue on the basis of respect Orange Order marches will continue in any future united Ireland according to the Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams. Speaking in Westminster Gerry Adams told an audience that in...

In this article: Gerry Adams, Ireland, Orange Order, UK, London, and United States