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Towards a United Ireland – Adams
Last night, Thursday, Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams addressed the annual Friends of Sinn Féin dinner in New York. The Sinn Féin leader thanked Irish America for its crucial support for the Irish peace process describing it as “the driver … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, LPAC
Tagged brexit, Gerry Adams, Irish America, Irish Peace Process, New Presidency, New York, Sinn Féin, United Ireland
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McGuinness to brief US administration on political crisis
Sinn Féin MLA Martin McGuinness will travel to the US tomorrow to seek support for a resolution to the crisis threatening the political institutions in the North. Speaking ahead of meetings with the Friends of Ireland caucus on Capitol Hill, the State … Continue reading
“60 Minutes” exposes shameful Boston College IRA tapes project
Boston College will be hanging its head after Sunday’s “60 Minutes” expose that showed the damage the Boston College Oral History Project did to the participants and indirectly the Irish peace process. Boston College has never accepted full responsibility for … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Boston College, Gerry Adams, Irish Central, Irish Peace Process, Niall O'Dowd
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Bruton comments bizarre and erroneous – Gildernew
Sinn Féin MP Michelle Gildernew has said comments by former Fine Gael leader John Bruton on current difficulties in the political process in the North are bizarre and erroneous. Ms Gildernew; “The comments by John Bruton are ludicrous and are … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged Fine Gael, Irish Peace Process, john bruton, Michelle Gildernew, murderous austerity, Sinn Féin, West Brits
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Murphy sets out Sinn Féin dossier on welfare
Click to access Welfare-The-Facts.pdf Sinn Féin MP Conor Murphy has said documents released today by Sinn Féin clearly show the DUP acted in bad faith over the Welfare Reform Bill. Launching a dossier of exchanges between Sinn Féin and the … Continue reading
Serious crisis at Stormont!
a chara, A very serious crisis has occurred in the six counties assembly today as the DUP have acted in bad faith and are reneging on their commitments in the Stormont House Agreement to protect the most vulnerable people in … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland
Tagged DUP, Irish Peace Process, Martin McGuinness, Orange Order, Sinn Féin, Stormont House Agreement, Tory welfare cuts, wee six
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Governments partisan and disengaged on the North – Murphy
Sinn Féin MP Conor Murphy said British secretary of state Theresa Villiers must end her government’s partisan approach to dealing with problems in the political process in the North. And the Newry Armagh MP said that the approach of Irish … Continue reading
Sinn Féin is committed to equality and social justice
In an article in today’s Irish News Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams TD outlines Sinn Féin’s opposition to welfare cuts. Sinn Féin have been accused of accused of having no ideological basis for our opposition to Tory welfare cuts. Either … Continue reading
20 years after IRA cessation, positive change must replace political inertia – Gerry Adams TD
Sinn Féin Leader Gerry Adams TD, writing in today’s Guardian newspaper, has said that the British government has made no effort on outstanding issues from the Good Friday and other agreements. Mr Adams, whose article marked the 20th anniversary of … Continue reading
Taoiseach should emulate Albert Reynolds and act on North
There is an urgent need for British and Irish governments to tackle issues bedevilling the political process in the North, writes Gerry Adams (Here is the closing section of the article – read it in full at the Irish Times … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Irish America, Irish History
Tagged Albert Reynolds, Des Wilson, enda Kenny, Fr. Alec Reid, Gerry Adams, Good Friday Agreement, Harold Good, Irish America, Irish Peace Process, John Hume, Ken Newell, Niall O'Dowd, North of Ireland, President Bill Clinton, Seán Ó hUigínn, Sinn Féin
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