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Vótáil Sinn Féin

Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams says that a vote for Sinn Féin is a vote for change. more

RUC/PSNI brutality

The PSNI and British Army launched yet another offensive in East Belfast on Tuesday after Saturday's night loyalist bomb attacks on nationalist homes.

Victim calls for Saville-type inquiry

The son of a victim of the 1974 loyalist car bombs in Dublin and Monaghan has called for a public inquiry based on the Saville Inquiry into Bloody Sunday.

RUC slammed for ignoring Nelson death threats

Another devastatingly critical report by the Police Ombudsman on the conduct of the RUC is to be published shortly.

Open Letter to the Queen

The mother of 18-year-old Peter McBride, shot dead by British soldiers ten years ago, placed a full page advert to coincide with a visit to the North by the English queen.

McMenamin attack dirty tricks

West Tyrone Sinn Féin MP Pat Doherty said that graffiti about a local SDLP Assembly member is part of a twisted dirty tricks campaign.

Newtownstewart nationalists under siege

Loyalist bandsmen were abusive and disruptive during a major gathering of loyalist bands in the town on Friday.

Harassment in South Armagh

Three helicopters laden with British Army soldiers and PSNI dressed in full riot uniform landed outside a house in Dromintee in South Armagh on Thursday morning 9 May.

Sinn Féin challenges Stormont symbols

A motion has been tabled calling for the Assembly Commission to report by October on how symbols and emblems in Stormont will be used in a manner which promotes mutual respect.

When State and Church collude

President McAleese finally signed into law last month "The Residential Institutions Redress Bill" on child abuse.

Government challenged on HRC

Gerry Adams has demanded the development on a proper working basis of the Human Rights Commission as provided for in the Good Friday Agreement.

Call for ministers to intervene at bottle plant

Gerry Adams met with trade union representatives and workers at the Ardagh glass bottle plant in Ringsend on Monday.

ATM in every village

The lack of Automatic Teller Machines (ATMs) in small towns and villages has been criticised.

Supporting people with disabilities

Sinn Féin's Mary Lou McDonald said that the rights and needs of people with disabilities must be a government priority.

Harney's cuts break partnership agreement

In their last days of office, Mary Harney withdrew vital funding from the most weak and powerless section of society.

Irishman's family awarded £250,000

The High Court in London on Monday awarded damages to the family of a Kerry man "unlawfully killed" by British police.

Tackling racism

Speaking at the launch of the Sinn Féin proposals on Social Inclusion, Dublin South East candidate Daithí Doolan addressed the need to fight racism.

Incinerator decision slammed

South Tipperary County Council has granted an application to build an incinerator on the Clonmel-Cashel Road.

School buildings programme in chaos

Sinn Féin Cavan/Monaghan candidate Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin has described as 'chaotic' the government's School Buildings Programme.


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