Sinn Féin

Vote to come amid recriminations in Green Party after TD for Dublin Central Neasa Hourigan signals she will vote with Sinn Féin against Government

Fianna Fáil/Sinn Féin coalition ‘not the most likely’ because of differing stances on economic and social issues

TD says she will oppose Coalition during Sinn Féin motion about decision to end eviction ban

Sinn Féin leader said it would be a lost opportunity if Stormont is not restored in time for the 25th anniversary of Belfast Agreement signing

Holly Cairns is just one of the Labour party’s problems. It has bigger issues closer to home

Leo Varadkar this week defended Government’s decision to let moratorium lapse at the end of March

The party has its sights on the Department for the Economy, a DUP fiefdom. The potential is big, as are the pitfalls

Varadkar and Donaldson criticise Sinn Féin for taking out ads in US newspapers seeking Border poll

Leo Varadkar describes advertisements criticising the British government as ‘unhelpful’

Sinn Féin figures suggest emergency accommodation is near capacity in many local authority areas

Little sign of backbenchers or Independents revolting against the Coalition

Inaccuracies in statutory declarations to Sipo were ‘not acceptable’, party leader says

Party calls for emergency ban to be extended until the end of January next year

Analysis: Opposition correctly judges Coalition risks a fast-moving crisis that will renew focus on its housing policies

Some politicians advocate allowing Approved Housing Bodies to buy properties from private landlords for cost-rental tenancies

Considered a formidable figure within Sinn Féin and the IRA, she was regarded primarily as a bomber and an attempted murderer by unionists

Vote could be awkward for Government TDs such as Neasa Hourigan and Patrick Costello who have been critical of decision

Left-wing TDs ‘interesting’ to debate with, Taoiseach says, but plot involving ‘teachers, the GAA and taxi drivers’ incredible

Early NI civil rights activist was one of the most high-profile on-the-run republicans during Troubles

Group issues statement to Irish News warning relatives of PSNI staff are considered ‘legitimate targets’

Party leaders to discuss three options on Monday

Party’s confidence on full display as it plans to expand into areas where it has traditionally struggled

Party has sought legal advice on whether existing arrangements are compliant with human rights

Belfast native held several party roles having fled North in 1972 after being charged with attempted murder of British soldier

New Social Democrats leader on how the 2018 abortion referendum was her introduction to political activism, and the electoral challenge posed by Sinn Féin

‘Time is of the essence’ in relation to return of Assembly and Executive, party leader Mary Lou McDonald says

Sipo investigating complaints into a series of alleged discrepancies in party’s accounts

Sinn Féin claims Government has ‘chosen’ not to fund service, leading to staff burnout and patient risk

Sunak does the hard sell while Irish Government seeks to give the DUP time and space to make up its mind

Agreement protects Northern Ireland’s place in the union and respects the need to protect the EU Single Market

Protocol deal is ‘workable and durable’, says Varadkar

Ní Riada had been selected by Sinn Féin to run in three-seat Cork North West constituency

Drug talk and a pirate appearance soon overtaken by Soc Dems co-leaders’ exit announcement

The way the party flees questions about its finances and lodges defamation suits against its critics will make forming any kind of coalition government a lot harder

Ex-IRA member Des Mackin has had personal business interests stretching from rental properties and pubs to an amusement arcade

Det Chief Inspector John Caldwell critically ill in hospital and it is understood he suffered life-changing injuries

Wednesday’s attack on an off-duty PSNI officer will be celebrated by a tiny number who believe compromise to be incompatible with their goals

There can be no hiding place or sympathy for those responsible, Sinn Féin leader says

The Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil faithful are holding firm, while the floating voter continues to swell the ranks of Sinn Féin

Sinn Féin confirmed as number one party countrywide as three-point fall registered for FF