Michelle O'Neill

Party plans to argue against allocation of funds for GAA’s plans to redevelop Belfast stadium, dormant since 2013, into 34,000 capacity grounds

Shadow Northern Ireland secretary Hilary Benn said he was ‘listening and learning’ during first visit to Northern Ireland since being appointed to role last month

Work ongoing to address party’s concerns to restore executive, says Northern Ireland Secretary

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill: Two governments need to be more active in finding a solution to the powersharing logjam

Despite the lack of co-operation from the party, the author has produced a pointed chronicle of its evolution over the last four decades, without fear or favour - and with one explosive claim

Legislation before House of Commons would deny human rights to victims, First Minister-designate tells commemoration

Leo Varadkar says Northern Ireland works best when there is a ‘common strategy’ between both jurisdictions

Unelected people are prominent and important in the leadership and decision-making processes of Sinn Féin

Northern Ireland Secretary believes legislation can be brought forward to assuage DUP’s concerns on post-Brexit trading

Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland says about 500,000 people will either take part in or watch July 12th marches across North

UK Covid inquiry scrutinises level of preparation in place ahead of Covid-19 outbreak in early 2020

Referee and umpire were injured during the incident in Cookstown on Thursday evening

Funding used to pay for newspaper advertisements and travel costs, while $54,000 sent to Northern Ireland

Most Americans see party through prism of Northern Ireland rather than as potential part of Dublin government, although some would be ‘shocked’ at manifesto, US analysts say

Michelle O’Neill says there was “no alternative” to violence. Bríd Rodgers of the SDLP thought differently

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly signed off €10m investment in response to Stormont budget cuts

Sinn Féin is struggling to fit current events into the Irish republican world view, where unionists might be bad but Britain is always worse, and a British Tory government is worst of all

Tánaiste among those to criticise Sinn Féin MP John Finucane’s planned attendance at event this weekend

First Minister designate accuses British government of showing ‘no sense of urgency’ in dealing with the DUP’s ongoing boycott of devolved government

Sinn Féin vice-president calls on UK and Dublin governments to come together after party’s historic win in NI council elections

Mary Lou McDonald calls for forum to discuss ‘how we transition’ towards unity in wake of NI election success

The party gained 39 seats to return 144 councillors, making it the largest entity in local government in the North

A total of 462 councillors are due to be elected in 11 council areas.

Sinn Féin deputy leader took action against DUP’s John Carson for comments made on Facebook

King Charles’s coronation ceremony proves that, for all its current problems and strife, Britain still knows how to throw a royal party

The republican-royal reconciliation, after decades of unrest, has more to do with party’s wider political ambitions and attracting more centrist voters in the Republic

It may be 101 years since independence - but you wouldn’t know it from a stroll around the halls of British power

Aontú leader believes many ‘grassroots republicans will be very annoyed’

Negotiations are over and the only decision facing the DUP is whether they will share power on the basis of equality

The great and the good are gathering here - and in a series of gala dinners and events they’ll pat themselves on the back for a job well done. We need more

Sinn Féin leader finds there is no partition in economy class as she is seated in the same row as DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson on their way home from Washington

DUP leader accepts ‘progress’ has been made but defends position in blocking restoration of power-sharing Executive

Varadkar, Martin and McDonald among many visiting Joe Biden and other key US players in traditional leveraging of our national identity

The party has its sights on the Department for the Economy, a DUP fiefdom. The potential is big, as are the pitfalls

Sinn Féin says no reason for unionist party to stay out of Assembly while it studies latest post-Brexit proposals

‘Time is of the essence’ in relation to return of Assembly and Executive, party leader Mary Lou McDonald says

Protocol deal is ‘workable and durable’, says Varadkar

The key question is whether or not to re-enter Stormont institutions - and if so, when?

Contradictions appear to exist between audited accounts and election spending returns and revolve around a figure of €313,000

Rival parties push for end to boycott of devolution to allow a speaker to be elected