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Business case for increased respite for Cavan-Monaghan welcome – Pauline Tully TD

  • April 30, 2024
Sinn Féin TD for Cavan-Monaghan, Pauline Tully, has welcomed the news that a business case has been submitted to the HSE for increased respite in Steadfast House. The Sinn Féin spokesperson on Disability and Carers recently highlighted to the Minister for Disabilities the ease with which respite services for disabled adults in Cavan-Monaghan could be […]
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Fianna Fáil are abandoning Irish neutrality – Chris MacManus MEP

  • April 30, 2024
Fianna Fáil are abandoning Irish neutrality – Chris MacManus MEP Sinn Féin MEP and candidate for Midlands Northwest in the European elections, Chris MacManus MEP has warned that Fianna Fáil are abandoning Irish neutrality.  Speaking from county Offaly, MEP MacManus said: “It is very clear that Fianna Fáil are abandoning Irish neutrality. On the international […]
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Senator Lynn Boylan calls for urgent action to address tracking devices used by stalkers

  • April 30, 2024
Raising the matter with the Minister today, Lynn Boylan Sinn Féin EU candidate in Dublin expressed alarm at the lack of assurances from the Department of Justice on the threat of tracking devices. Senator Boylan said: “The lack of assurances from the minister was deeply concerning, particularly considering how easily available these devices are. In […]
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‘Families will not give up on truth and justice for loved ones’ – Dillon

  • April 30, 2024
Sinn Féin MLA Linda Dillon has said tomorrow will represent a ‘day of great shame’ as the British government’s shameful Legacy Act becomes law. The Mid Ulster MLA said: “Tomorrow represents a day of great shame – a large number of inquests and hundreds of legacy investigations will be shut down by the British government […]
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Sheehan welcomes half of one billion plan for special schools 

  • April 30, 2024
Sinn Féin MLA Pat Sheehan has welcomed the announcement from the education minister of £500 million funding to prioritise building special educational needs facilities. The party’s education spokesperson said: “This is a positive announcement from the education minister to build and provide first-class special educational needs facilities.  “Our children with additional needs deserve to have […]
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Mason welcomes planning green light for Knockevin Special School

  • April 30, 2024
Sinn Féin MLA Cathy Mason has welcomed the announcement from the education minister that planning for a new Knockevin Special School will begin immediately. The South Down MLA said: “It’s fantastic news that planning will begin for a new Knockevin Special School. “This will be transformational for children with special educational needs in Downpatrick and […]
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Public support for cash shown in Government Consultation: MacManus

  • April 30, 2024
Public support for cash shown in Government Consultation: MacManus Sinn Féin MEP Chris MacManus has said the publication of the submissions made to the Government’s National Payments Strategy consultation shows that public support for cash is strong and must be protected in law. He said the government and EU must listen and that protecting the […]
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Minister’s excuses for failures in Eating Disorder services are unacceptable – Mark Ward TD

  • April 30, 2024
Sinn Féin spokesperson on Mental Health, Mark Ward TD, has called for greater investment into eating disorder services. Information received by Deputy Ward stated that, between 2018 and 2022, 718 adults presented to the HSE with a primary diagnosis of an eating disorder, yet there only three specialist adult eating disorder beds in the country […]
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‘Difficult day for McGavigan and McGreanary families’ – Delargy

  • April 29, 2024
Sinn Féin MLA Pádraig Delargy has said the decision not to prosecute former British soldiers for the killing of Annette McGavigan and William McGreanary is ‘deeply disappointing’ and extended solidarity to the families. The Foyle MLA said: “Today’s decision not to prosecute former British soldiers for the killing of Annette McGavigan and William McGreanary will […]
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SHOCKING! More than 15,000 bids for 75 social homes in Cork. This is the reality facing ordinary people thanks to Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael's disastrous record in housing. Sinn Féin in Government will fix housing and deliver the biggest social and affordable housing programme in the history of the State.
SHOCKING! More than 15,000 bids for 75 social homes in Cork.
People are dying needlessly in our emergency departments. Niamh could have been one of them. She was told she was "very lucky" - but people shouldn't have to rely on luck. Our hospitals should be properly staffed & resourced. Government must lift the HSE recruitment embargo without delay!
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Today is a difficult day for victims and families as the British Government presses ahead to impose their cruel and shameful legacy act. We welcome that the Irish Government has taken an interstate case against the legacy act and we will continue to stand with families in their continued fight for truth and justice.
Irish Government's interstate case must challenge shameful British legacy bill
As the British governments shameful legacy act comes into force to deny victims of their dirty war in Ireland an inquest, family members and campaign groups protest outside British government offices in Belfast.
British government cares nothing for victims of their dirty war in Ireland.
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The incompetence is off the charts! The government's chaotic approach to immigration hits another level. Confusion and contradiction within government – Justice Minister Helen McEntee says one thing and Tánaiste Micheál Martin says another. Confusion and contradiction between governments – The Irish government says it has a migration agreement with the British government.The British government says it doesn't. This played right into the Tories' hands. No wonder people feel nobody competent is in charge!
Government's chaotic approach to immigration hits another level – Mary Lou McDonald TD
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As the families of those murdered by the British Army in the Springhill/Westrock massacre attend the last day of their inquest, Natasha Butler whose grandfather was on of those murdered said their thoughts are with all those legacy families whose hopes for truth and accountability have been cruelly taken away from them by the British governments shameful legacy bill.
Springhill/Westrock massacre families slam British government on last day of inquest.
🇵🇸 Michelle O'Neill stands shoulder to shoulder with hundreds of thousands of people on the streets of London demanding a full and immediate ceasefire, and calling on the world’s leaders to stop enabling the Israeli genocide in Gaza.
Michelle O'Neill addresses enormous Palestine solidarity rally in London
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