Sinn Féin

The contrast between Kneecap charges and flag-festooned Northern Ireland is absurd

Complaints of one-sided treatment may often be simplistic or partisan, but that only underscores the corrosive effect of inconsistent application of the law

Dáil hears claim that driver who killed Shane O’Farrell was a Garda ‘informer’

Government to establish scholarship in memory of cyclist killed in hit-and-run by repeat offender

Ireland’s housing perma-crisis returns to centre of political agenda

Opposition plans ‘Raise the Roof’ protest on housing amid new measures

Ireland could face anti-tourism protests without regulation of AirBnB-style lets, officials warn

Difficulties with ‘over tourism’ in other EU countries cited in internal documents

The phoney war for the Áras: are the parties leaving it too late to declare?

The pattern of when presidential candidates are announced is not consistent

Eradication of TB threat to Irish dairy exports ‘further away than ever’

Lakeland Dairies chairman urges greater efforts in protecting Irish produce and farmers

Ceta: New Bill to fast-track EU-Canada trade deal in Dáil amid US tariffs threat

Simon Harris to bring memo to Cabinet after Supreme Court ruled part of deal was incompatible with Constitution

Intimidation in a Dublin suburb, and the derelict house being used as stables

Local authority says it has 11 ‘void’ units in Cherry Orchard as locals speak of being ‘terrorised’ by antisocial behaviour

Hecklers ejected from Dublin event as Bernie Sanders refuses to call Israel’s actions genocide

US Senator says actions in Gaza are ‘horrific’ events unfolding and does not want discussion of Israel ‘bogged down’ by word

Sinn Féin failed to build required bridges with left parties before last election, McDonald says

Social Democrats TD Sinéad Gibney says parties ‘ruling out coalition with Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael would be a good start’ to forming alliance

Ireland’s centrist dads (and mums) continue to be the dominant force in our politics

There’s a lot to celebrate about the state of democracy in Ireland, but given current global challenges, it must be carefully minded

The Irish Times view on Sinn Féin vs the Normans: a cartoonish version of history

Aengus Ó Snodaigh

Gerry Adams defamation trial: Jury told to consider ex-Sinn Féin leader’s reputation in Republic of Ireland, not anywhere else

The former Sinn Féin leader claims a BBC Spotlight programme and a related article published in 2016 defamed him

Sinn Féin versus William the Conqueror

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan: A row over a Norman anniversary, waiting lists for disability services and the skorts controversy draws to a close

Sinn Féin’s US fundraising arm raises further €233,000 in donations

Friends of Sinn Féin’s top donor, Lauren Harvey Living Trust, gave $216,500, while fundraising arm sent $27,000 to party in Belfast

Numbers working on children’s hospital project dropped by third since January, politicians hear

Construction contractor BAM says site worker resources higher than expected for this stage of build

EU-UK deal is a gift to unionists. Shame they can’t all see it

Reaction among conservative politicians portrays NI as a victim. It is a short step from there to portraying Britain as a victim of Northern Ireland

Equivalent of cost of national children’s hospital spent on bovine TB eradication

Sinn Féin’s Martin Kenny said an estimated €2.24bn had been spent on schemes to eliminate the disease

Nama’s Brendan McDonagh says he could have added ‘value’ to new housing delivery agency

Brendan McDonagh to discuss wind-down of agency before the TDs and senators

Stormont rules were subverted to cause ‘political embarrassment’ to Peter Robinson, Nama trial hears

Trial of loyalist activist Jamie Bryson and former Sinn Féin MLA Daithí McKay gets under way in Belfast

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