Sinn Féin

‘It beggars belief that Sinn Féin wants Europe to abandon Ukraine," says Taoiseach

Vacant Dáil seat stemmed from election of former independent TD Catherine Connolly as president

‘Spending tens of billions’ of taxpayer money on more weaponry not the way to resolve conflict, says party leader

Aggressors rarely concede at the negotiating table what they are winning on the battlefield

Inside Politics: Former prince Andrew’s arrest, Ireland’s EU presidency plans and U-turn on SNAs dominate news too

In Ukraine ‘the issues are clearer’, and we cannot know who would have won in Spain with no intervention

Party said last week it would boycott festivities in Washington DC, citing war in Gaza

Jon Burrows’s comparison between Bloody Sunday and Ireland’s failure to extradite terrorists will have offended nationalists and left unionists bemused

Attorney General says court could have regard to fact that motivation in bringing cases was ‘at least in part their own political advantage’

No jobs will be cut, insisted the Taoiseach - but tell that to parents in schools told they will lose Special Needs Assistants

Is SF clinging to old Soviet Marxist ideals that have long since gone under the quasi-fascist imperialism of Putin?

Inside Politics: Government accused of prioritising tourism over housing

Sinn Féin is rightly proud of republicanism’s role in the fight against fascism in Spain. So why is it now opposing assistance for Ukraine?

Government ‘fought tooth and nail against the Provisional IRA’, Taoiseach says

Trump’s backing of Israel in war in Gaza cited by Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill as reason for boycott

Ireland would face serious consequences for deciding not to play against Israel. That doesn’t necessarily mean they shouldn’t refuse

Gardaí reported to have raised concerns about policing the fixture if it were held in Dublin

Government should consider litigation if orders refuse to contribute cash for those sexually abused in schools, says Sinn Féin TD

Gerry Hutch, who plans to run in a byelection, has been a central figure in organised crime in Dublin

Independent Minister of State Marian Harkin says she is ‘at odds on a personal view’

Expectations that she would enter into open conflict with Government Buildings have not transpired, though some observers believe she is feeling her way into the role

Inside Politics: Sinn Féin under fire for opposing €90bn loan to Ukraine; Taoiseach stages landmark moment in the Dáil

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Sporting and political figures call on ‘superpowers’ to relieve team of difficult decision

The Monk also confirms he will contest upcoming Dublin Central byelection due to be held in May

The party is in the same camp as Alternative für Deutschland, Fidesz andRassemblement Nationa

Stormont could take proper control of large parts of the benefits system, as Scotland did a decade ago

Government-supporting TD Danny-Healy Rae votes against rent reform legislation amid protests

Micheál Martin says identity of spy was ‘clear to everybody here’ and that he should be officially named by the UK government

Taoiseach accuses Mary Lou McDonald of being ‘interested in chaos’ and says she ‘couldn’t care less if we provide more houses’

Large majority of MEPs back lifeline loan to prevent Ukraine from running out of funds

Inside Politics: preferred pronouns in schools, and incentives for immigrants to join the Defence Forces

International Protection Bill ‘a profound failure of political judgment’, Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke tells Dáil

Party supports provision of humanitarian aid but says proposed loan is ‘primarily for military expenditure’

Bulk purchase of houses down to 293 last year from high of 675 in 2023, says Tánaiste

Contradiction in Irish farmer protests against Bord Bia chair over ‘minuscule’ amount of Brazilian beef, while importing grain from South America, says MEP

Chris Andrews claims he was defamed in Irish Times article concerning Sinn Féin response to October 7th Hamas attack on Israel

Internal correspondence from top official acknowledges State has provided comparatively less help to Ukraine than other EU allies

Hildegarde Naughton: farming lobby protests ‘potentially very damaging’ to agri-food sector

Public also gives views on triple lock, a visit by Donald Trump and social media regulation