Irish Independent on MSN1d
‘You deceived the public’ – Mary Lou McDonald blasts Government’s failed 40,000 new home target as an ‘election ploy’
SINN Féin has blasted the Government's "election ploy" claim that it would hit 40,000 new homes in 2024 --whereas fewer than ...
BreakingNews.ie1d
Claim that 40,000 homes would be built in 2024 an ‘election ploy’, says McDonald
Claims made by senior government figures during the election campaign that around 40,000 new homes would be built last year ...
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Leaders Questions (finally) gets underway as McDonald says housing claims were 'load of bull'
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Irish Independent on MSN3d
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald says opposition walkout possible if Dáil speaking rights row not resolved
Mary Lou McDonald has not ruled out a Dáil walkout by Sinn Féin if there is no resolution to the row over speaking time ...
The Independent4d
Former Irish cabinet minister voices concern over lack of parallel Omagh inquiry
On Sunday, Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald also called on the government ... concerns that key information from the Republic of Ireland may never be aired at the UK inquiry.
Irish Examiner on MSN10d
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald to announce new front bench, with changes expected
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The Irish Times9d
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald makes frontbench reshuffle
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has announced a minor reshuffle ... making a “simple pledge” to the “working people of Ireland” that her party “will be up and at it from day one ...
Journal.ie on MSN2d
Sinn Féin to challenge Government on Occupied Territories Bill when Dáil returns tomorrow
Mary Lou McDonald said her party and others on the opposition benches will collectively urge the government “to move very ...
Ireland should have had 'parallel' Omagh inquiry - Flanagan
Former Irish minister Charlie Flanagan says the decision not to have an inquiry in the Republic is a "lost opportunity".
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Charlie Flanagan voices concern over lack of parallel Omagh inquiry
Charlie Flanagan questioned whether all key information held in the Republic of Ireland would be made available to the UK ...