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Sinn Féin drop no confidence vote in Paschal Donohoe after party rocked by their own election expenses scandal

Sinn Féin will not be pressing ahead with a vote of no confidence in Fine Gael’s Paschal Donohoe

Irish Mirror

Collusion with loyalist paramilitaries not a government policy – Sir John Major

The former prime minister was answering questions from Sinn Fein MP John Finucane.

The Independent UK

Public have one last chance to save Moore Street from development plans, Senator claims

"It’s a part of our city that needs to be protected"

Dublin Live

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Sinn Fein admits failure to declare expenses for press conferences during 2016 election campaign

The undeclared expenses were for the hire of five indoor venues in Dublin, one of which was used twice, that totalled €2,160

Irish Mirror

Amy Fitzpatrick's distraught family calls on Government to push Spanish cops to upgrade probe to murder investigation

Amy, an Irish citizen, vanished from the Costa del Sol, on New Year’s Day 2008 and was never found

Dublin Live

Amy Fitzpatrick's family calls for investigation to be upgraded to murder

Amy vanished from Mijas, on the Costa del Sol in Spain, on New Year’s Day 2008

Irish Mirror

Louise O'Reilly increases security at home after threats to her safety

A number of woman in politics have spoken out against the abuse they receive online

Dublin Live

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Children being 'corrupted' by drug dealing situation in Oliver Bond flats, Dail told

Sinn Fein TD Aengus Ó Snodaigh told the Dail on Thursday that the situation in the Liberties complex has “gone absolutely buck mad"

Dublin Live

Latest power-sharing deadline in Northern Ireland passes without a breakthrough

The Government is to hold back on calling an election in the short term amid hopes the EU and UK can strike a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol

Evening Standard

Stormont: Latest powersharing deadline in NI passes without a breakthrough

The UK government has once again assumed a legal duty to call a snap Assembly election in the region within 12 weeks

Belfast Live

Latest powersharing deadline in Northern Ireland passes without a breakthrough

The Government is to hold back on calling an election in the short term amid hopes the EU and UK can strike a deal on the Northern Ireland Protocol.

The Independent UK

‘Everyone has obligation in respect of NI legacy, including Sinn Fein’ – Martin

The Irish foreign minister was speaking after the British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference in Dublin.

The Independent UK

Solving protocol impasse can solve powersharing deadlock, Heaton-Harris insists

The Northern Ireland Secretary has made clear he will not act immediately on his renewed legal obligation to call a snap Stormont election.

The Independent UK

UK and Irish governments urged to convene summit on NI legacy

Sinn Fein president Mary-Lou McDonald made the call as controversial legislation goes through Parliament.

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Dublin Live

Tougher sentencing needed for 'clever' drug gangs grooming kids

The Cabinet approved a Bill that will allow for a maximum sentence of five years yesterday

Dublin Live

Tributes flow after young Dublin barman Jamie Boud dies aged 21

Jamie, who is the son of former Sinn Fein Councillor Cathleen Carney Boud, died on Monday

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar grills Sinn Fein over donation from ex-councillor convicted of facilitating murder

Leaders’ questions returned with a roaring start, as Sinn Fein accused the Cabinet of being ‘mired in scandal’

The Independent UK

Leo Varadkar hits back at Sinn Fein over Dowdall donation in defending Donohoe

Leaders’ questions returned with a roaring start, as Sinn Fein accused the Cabinet of being ‘mired in scandal’.

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The Independent UK

Former police officer killed by IRA just months after realising his shop dream

John Olphert, 39, was shot dead by at the shop in Londonderry, on January 18, 1983.

Dublin Live

Paschal Donohoe apologises for undeclared election costs

Sinn Fein's Louise O’Reilly TD said his explanation of not being aware of the additional costs was “simply not credible”

Dublin Live

Mary Lou McDonald says she fully supports trans sibling

The Sinn Fein leader said Ireland was on a 'learning curve' on gender identity and would not be in a position to follow Scotland’s overhaul of transgender laws

Dublin Live

Jonathan Dowdall to be transferred to Dublin jail 'for his safety'

The former Sinn Fein councillor is deemed a high-risk prisoner and a source said too many people are aware of his current location

Belfast Live

DUP writes to watchdog over Sinn Fein MPs not including party wages on register of interests

None of Sinn Fein's seven MPs include details of their party wages in their Westminster register of financial interests

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak must defy Tory ‘Brexit purity cult’ to get protocol deal, says Starmer

Labour leader offers ‘political cover’ – as he urges PM to stand up to MPs in European Research Group

Dublin Live

Jonathan Dowdall fears he could end up in a wheelchair amid health concerns

Last month the former Sinn Fein councillor gave evidence against against Gerry “The Monk” Hutch in his trial for the alleged murder of David Byrne

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