Sinn Fein

Sinn Féin in Crisis: Leadership Challenges Amid Scandals

Sinn Féin, Ireland's leading opposition party, has entered a political tailspin amid a series of scandals that could derail its long-standing ambition to form the next government in Dublin. In…

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How Sinn Féin reinvented itself from IRA associations to realistic leftwing alternative

Addressing the newly restored Northern Ireland Assembly, Sinn Féin First Minister Michelle O’Neill assured everyone that she would be working equally for “Catholics, Protestants and dissenters”. This iconic quote from…

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Sinn Fein sweep past unionist rivals again in N. Ireland local elections

BELFAST (Reuters) - Irish nationalists Sinn Fein followed up last year's historic Northern Ireland Assembly victory by overtaking their unionist rivals by a wide margin in council elections on Saturday…

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Irish coalition government survives no-confidence motion in parliament

Ireland's coalition government comfortably won a parliamentary vote of no confidence on Tuesday despite losing its formal majority last week. Opposition party Sinn Fein tabled the motion after coalition deputy…

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Irish government faces no-confidence vote after losing formal majority

DUBLIN, July 8 (Reuters) - Ireland's main opposition party, Sinn Fein, said it will table a motion of no confidence in the government next Tuesday, testing the ruling coalition after it lost…

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The Irish ‘shock’ election – Analysis

The weekend's election in Ireland is being deemed as a seismic election, primarily because it has reshaped the traditional electoral landscape, with the left-wing nationalist party Sinn Féin surging into…

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Sinn Féin wins highest percentage of first preference votes in Ireland’s election

Irish nationalists Sinn Fein demanded on Sunday to be part of the next Irish government after the left-wing party secured the most votes in an election that leader Mary Lou…

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Sinn Féin leader has said that the unionist community needs to be a part of planning for a united Ireland

Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has said that the unionist community needs to be a part of planning for a united Ireland. Party activists gathered in Dublin today to…

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