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Full coverage: Sinn Féin

Sinn Féin to launch bill to restrict Irish role in the sale of Israeli bonds

The leading opposition party is critical of the Central Bank’s role in facilitating the sale of Israeli bonds as the death toll in Gaza rises to over 53,000 and Israel moves forward with plans to take territory in the strip.

Niall Sargent
21st May, 2025 - 4 min read

“Arguable grounds” for bill to block Israeli bonds role, Sinn Féin told

Concerns have been raised over the Central Bank’s role in facilitating Israeli bonds amid the bombing of Gaza. Governor Gabriel Makhlouf says the regulator’s hands are tied but Pearse Doherty is ready to act.

Niall Sargent
31st Mar, 2025 - 7 min read

Banking on a windfall, PRSI rebates, and stakes in wind farms: Pearse Doherty on Sinn Féin’s €59bn manifesto

Pearse Doherty is confident Exchequer surpluses will fund his party’s “catch-up programme” on housing and other capital spending.

Thomas Hubert
21st Nov, 2024 - 12 min read

The polling data explaining the rise and fall of Sinn Féin (and what it means for the election)

Even before the multiple controversies of the past weeks, Sinn Féin has been seeping support. Based on multiple datasets, this is the story of where the voters have gone and why they left.

Kevin Cunningham
28th Oct, 2024 - 5 min read

Tommie Gorman: An out-angered Sinn Féin, an all-action Taoiseach, and a people looking for the simplicity of hope

The elections have shown that anger doesn’t cut it with enough voters. People want policies that offer the chance of better times. Facing an energised Government, Sinn Féin needs to change its message.

Tommie Gorman
10th Jun, 2024 - 8 min read

Westminster elections: A party leader endgame in East Belfast and Sinn Féin’s big-name signing

A change of government is on the cards on July 4 in the UK's snap election called by Tory Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. In Northern Ireland, the fates of the parties battling for Westminster seats is harder to call.

Tommie Gorman
1st Jun, 2024 - 5 min read

Sinn Féin looks to the history books as it seeks a new economic policy for Ireland

More than a century ago, Arthur Griffith saw capitalism as the building block of the economy while overtly advocating for state intervention. As the next election approaches, Sinn Féin’s stance is still rooted in this century-old policy.

Marvin Suesse
2nd Mar, 2024 - 10 min read

How the DUP found the formula to resolve the problem it had created

Jeffery Donaldson has confronted his party’s hardliners in a way that Peter Robinson and Arlene Foster never managed to achieve. For the DUP and Sinn Féin, the real work begins now.

Tommie Gorman
3rd Feb, 2024 - 8 min read

“Is it about a bicycle?” Generosity and Sinn Féin’s approach to politics

The late Martin McGuinness had taken inspiration from Flann O’Brien and his followers to bridge the gap with former enemies. The current leadership of Sinn Féin is more intent on seeking heads. How will this play out in upcoming elections?

Tommie Gorman
13th Jan, 2024 - 11 min read

John Looby: The tribal poison is spewing across the streets of Dublin

We have buried our heads in the sand. Our deluded scoffing at Farage, at Trump, at Le Pen, at Orban, at Meloni, at Wilders and every other tribal shaman is over. Our deluded denial of the tribal beast slouching in our midst should be over too.

John Looby
11th Dec, 2023 - 3 min read
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