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Mary Lou McDonad stands in front of a Palestine flag

United Nations must fast-track Palestine’s UN membership – Mary Lou McDonald

19th May 202424th May 2024Leave a Comment on United Nations must fast-track Palestine’s UN membership – Mary Lou McDonald

Sinn Féin Leader, Mary Lou McDonald, has said the UN must fast-track Palestine’s long overdue membership of the UN without any further delay.

Irish Government taking people for fools with latest so-called housing ‘progress’ report – Eoin Ó Broin TD

29th April 202429th April 2024Leave a Comment on Irish Government taking people for fools with latest so-called housing ‘progress’ report – Eoin Ó Broin TD

Sinn Féin spokesperson on Housing, Eoin Ó Broin TD, has said the Government are “taking people for fools” with their latest so called housing ‘progress’ report.

A picture of the author, Declan Kearney, at a free Palestine demonstration.

National Self-Determination -The Key International Struggle of our Times

14th April 202414th April 2024Leave a Comment on National Self-Determination -The Key International Struggle of our Times

Declan Kearney MLA writes on the importance of national self-determination in understanding today's global political context.

Ireland – unity within touching distance?

25th March 202425th March 2024Leave a Comment on Ireland – unity within touching distance?

With the question of Irish Unity coming to the forefront this year, Arise Festival held a discussion with Sinn Féin TD Mairead Farrell on the future of Ireland.

Ireland must be a voice for the Palestinian people – Declan Kearney MLA

4th March 20244th March 2024Leave a Comment on Ireland must be a voice for the Palestinian people – Declan Kearney MLA

"Sinn Féin believes that our own freedom will ultimately be incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians."

The cause of Labour? Why Ireland should matter to the British Labour Movement

27th February 202426th February 2024Leave a Comment on The cause of Labour? Why Ireland should matter to the British Labour Movement

Joe Dwyer analyses the challenges advocates for Irish unity face - and why at this critical time, solidarity from the British left should be more forthcoming.

Michelle O’Neill pays tribute to Francie Molloy’s decades-long contribution to civil and equal rights

15th February 202415th February 2024Leave a Comment on Michelle O’Neill pays tribute to Francie Molloy’s decades-long contribution to civil and equal rights

Responding to news that Francie Molloy is to step down from elected politics, Norther Irish First Minister O’Neill, celebrates his decades-long contribution to civil and equal rights.

A picture of Michelle O'Neill, Sinn Fein's first miniter fo Norther Ireland, and Mary Lou McDonald, President of Sinn Fein.

A Turning Point in Ireland

14th February 202414th February 2024Leave a Comment on A Turning Point in Ireland

Michelle O'Neill becoming First Minister is the culmination of a struggle for parity of esteem that goes back decades

Irish unity “within touching distance”

9th February 20249th February 20241 Comment on Irish unity “within touching distance”

A historic defeat for British imperialism is on the cards - "the remaking of Ireland is underway." 

Michelle O’Neill addresses the Northern Irish Assembly in historic first speech as First Minister

5th February 20246th February 2024Leave a Comment on Michelle O’Neill addresses the Northern Irish Assembly in historic first speech as First Minister

In a historic moment, Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill addressed the Northern Irish Assembly as First Minister for the first time - the first-ever Republican First Minister.

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