Green light for Phibsborough shared co-living plan An Bord Pleanala has given the green light to contentious plans for a 297 unit shared co-living scheme on the site of Phibsborough shopping centre. Business • 14 Apr
DPC writes to Sinn Féin over voter database reports The Data Protection Commission has written to Sinn Féin to seek more information about reports that the party has compiled a database containing personal information ... Business • 14 Apr
SF proposes legislation to boost redundancy rights Sinn Féin has proposed legislation to boost the redundancy rights of workers who end up being laid off for lengthy periods, and to create an ... Business • 18 Mar
Tánaiste apologises over Sinn Féin comment Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has apologised for claiming that Sinn Féin does not have senior politicians who are Protestant. Politics • 10 Mar
Sinn Féin's O'Neill to back British Army assistance Sinn Fein's leader in Northern Ireland, Michelle O'Neill, has indicated she will support the use of British military personnel in the battle against the Covid-19 ... Coronavirus • 20 Jan
Sinn Féin publish legislation to ban dual pricing Sinn Féin has today published legislation that it says will ban dual pricing from the insurance market and empower the Central Bank, courts and Financial ... Business • 18 Dec 20
Brian Stanley 'truly sorry' for IRA ambush tweet Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley has said he accepts that a tweet he sent about the Provisional IRA bombing at Narrow Water was insensitive and ... Politics • 15 Dec 20
Stanley Dáil statement should include apology - Martin Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley should apologise for his comments in relation to the 1979 Warrenpoint bombing and the British ... Politics • 14 Dec 20
Ceann Comhairle calls on Stanley to address tweet The Ceann Comhairle of the Dáil, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, has said he believes that Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley needs to give a "credible political ... Politics • 02 Dec 20
Decision over Finucane murder inquiry 'cruel' - Martin Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that the British government's decision not to hold an inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane was "arrogant ... Ireland • 01 Dec 20
Taoiseach 'shocked and dismayed' over Stanley tweet Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he was "shocked and dismayed" to learn of Sinn Féin TD Brian Stanley's tweet celebrating two historical IRA attacks on ... Ireland • 30 Nov 20
Foster to write to Ceann Comhairle over SF TD's tweet Northern Ireland First Minister Arlene Foster is to write to the Dáil's Ceann Comhairle regarding a tweet sent by a Sinn Féin TD. Politics • 30 Nov 20
Compromise deal reached as NI virus measures extended A compromise deal on Northern Ireland's Covid-19 restrictions has been agreed by the Stormont Executive, which will see an extension of the current 'circuit break' ... Coronavirus • 12 Nov 20
No-confidence motion not point scoring - McDonald Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said the party is not looking to score points by tabling a no-confidence motion in Tánaiste Leo Varadkar. Politics • 08 Nov 20
Labour to support SF no-confidence motion in Tánaiste Labour will support a motion of no confidence in the Tánaiste, Leo Varadkar, which is being tabled by Sinn Féin. Ireland • 06 Nov 20
Different approaches signalled to end NI virus measures Leaders of the power-sharing administration in Northern Ireland have signalled different approaches to the scheduled ending of tougher Covid-19 restrictions on 13 November. Coronavirus • 01 Nov 20
Varadkar accused of 'hiding behind lame excuses' The Tánaiste has been accused by Sinn Féin's health spokesperson of "hiding behind lame excuses" regarding the sharing of a GP contract agreed with the ... Politics • 02 Nov 20
Three Sinn Féin members resign over Covid grants The Sinn Féin leader has said Senator Elisha McCallion and two officials in Northern Ireland have resigned after revelations that three party offices incorrectly received ... Politics • 29 Oct 20
SF alternative Budget pledges reverse in PUP, TWSS cuts Sinn Féin has pledged to reverse the cuts to the pandemic unemployment payment and wage subsidy in its alternative budget. budget 2021 • 09 Oct 20
SF's Anderson apologises for 'clumsy' pension comments The Derry-based Sinn Féin Assembly member Martina Anderson has apologised for comments she made yesterday about a proposed pension scheme for victims of the Troubles. Ulster • 26 Aug 20
Opposition parties call for earlier recall of Dáil Opposition parties have said the Dáil should be recalled next week, much earlier than the time being proposed by the Government. Ireland • 23 Aug 20
O'Neill criticised over delay to compensation scheme A judge has accused Stormont's Deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill of ignoring the rule of law by delaying a compensation scheme for Troubles victims. Ulster • 17 Aug 20
Podcast: Doherty on new Dáil and Barry Cowen Fianna Fáil has had a rocky start in Government - but Sinn Féin has settled into its role lead opposition party with ease. The party's ... Your Politics • 16 Jul 20
Council officials apologise over Bobby Storey cremation The Chief Executive of Belfast City Council and another senior official have personally apologised for the way the cremation of veteran republican Bobby Storey was ... Ulster • 08 Jul 20
Sinn Féin to review mayoral nomination of Paddy Holohan Sinn Féin is to carry out a review of the decision taken by some of its councillors to nominate fellow councillor and former MMA fighter ... Politics • 07 Jul 20
