Sinn Fein Articles

Unionists have lost their Stormont majority for the first time as uncertainty grows, writes Adrianne Peltz Last month saw voters in Northern Ireland return to the ballot boxes for the second assembly elections in the space of just 10 months. Northern Ireland’s...

Securing redress and justice for victims of the Troubles Labour’s 1998 Good Friday Agreement, and the historic 2007 settlement which established devolved government with old enemies sharing power, has now delivered seven years of peace and stability nobody imagined...

On 31 May, the Irish people will be asked in a referendum to express their opinion on the Treaty on Stability, Coordination and Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union, otherwise known as the European Fiscal Compact. The compact, which will enter into force on 1...

Last Sunday's elections ran to form with the return to power of the People's Party ushering in a new prime minister, Mariano Rajoy. Just as the momentous events of the European financial crisis have helped the PP back to power, so there were seismic events of an...