Michelle Gildernew

politician

UK election: How the count will go in Northern Ireland

Contest for Sylvia Hermon’s seat in North Down likely to be first announced around 1am

How Northern Ireland will vote: Election 2019 predictions

More than 50,000 additional people on North’s electoral register may have crucial say

Fermanagh South Tyrone: Brexit focus only boosts Sinn Féin’s Gildernew

Constituency profile: DUP stands aside for UUP’s Elliott in ‘single issue’ election

Vice grip: Michelle O’Neill backed to overcome unusual challenge

Current vice-president seems likely to be re-elected to role despite John O’Dowd test

‘Proudly abstentionist’ Sinn Féin launches Westminster election campaign

DUP leader accuses Sinn Féin of operating on ‘mandate to do nothing’

The Irish Times view on the Northern elections: a retreat into tribal camps

A series of electoral pacts has at least raised the prospect of significant change on both sides of the sectarian divide

Q&A: Why is Sinn Féin standing aside in three NI constituencies?

Parties still divided by Brexit and splitting down leave-remain lines for general election

UUP steps aside in North Belfast in boost to DUP’s Nigel Dodds

Ulster Unionist leader Steve Aiken said ‘we listened respectfully’ after calls for voting pact

DUP steps aside from Fermanagh South Tyrone contest

UUP under pressure to agree reciprocal arrangement in North Belfast

‘Bonkers’ for DUP and Ulster Unionists not to agree electoral pact, MP says

Incoming UUP leader Steve Aiken under increasing pressure to strike deal with DUP

Northern Irish election could see tight battles in eight constituencies

Voters get to voice views on Brexit and the union, with DUP under most severe pressure

Child sex abuse in Fermanagh was an ‘open secret’, claim victims

The PSNI is investigating scores of allegations of abuse across the county over decades

‘This is like something from the Troubles’: Derrylin locals react to Lunney attack

Kidnapping of QIH chief operations officer prompts shock and silence in Co Fermanagh

Brutal attack on Kevin Lunney ‘was organised and paid for’

The dozen attackers have strong links to republican groups involved in extortion

Abduction of Kevin Lunney like something from ‘a civil war’

Locals condemn Border area attack by assailants on Quinn Industrial Holdings chief

Derry woman is British until she renounces citizenship, tribunal told

Lawyer in Emma DeSouza’s case says Belfast Agreement does not overrule British Nationality Act

Kevin McKenna funeral: former IRA chief of staff buried in Monaghan

Gerry Adams at graveside warns against demonising ‘patriots like Kevin McKenna’

IRA was ‘right’ to fight British rule, Adams says at graveside of former chief of staff

Kevin McKenna was a ‘decent, honest republican’, mourners told at his funeral

Two dead following three car traffic collision in Co Tyrone

Further three people being treated in hospital after the incident

Sinn Féin calls for ‘tangible benefits’ from governments’ meeting

DUP dismisses British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference as ‘paper tiger’

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