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Even as Britain caves in over Protocol, the crisis of British rule in Ireland deepens

5th April 2022 shoreditchadmin2 0

Barring some dramatic and unforeseen development, Sinn Féin is on course to be the largest party and win the First Minister’s position. This would be an historic development, completely shocking to Unionism and undermining British governance in Ireland.

Sinn Fein MP’s Public Briefing Meeting on current situation: Tuesday 3 November

30th October 2015 Socialist Action 0

`Defending the Agreement – equality not austerity’

7pm Tuesday 3 November
Grimond Room, Portcullis House, House of Commons, SW1A OAA

With Paul Maskey MP and Mickey Brady MP

British Government’s partisan approach to the Stormont talks

9th October 2015 Socialist Action 0

The following article, by Declan Kearney Sinn Féin’s National Chairperson, originally was published by An Phoblacht. It explains the negative intervention Britain’s Conservative government are making into the current Stormont talks, including seeking to renege on Britain’s obligation to disclose its role in the conflict as part of the agreed process of dealing with the past. Sinn Féin’s efforts to defend the Good Friday Agreement and block the imposition of austerity should be supported.