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Court hears how woman harassed a former Sinn Féin TD
The accused sent thousands of emails to former Cork North Central Sinn Fein TD Jonathan O’Brien.
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The accused sent thousands of emails to former Cork North Central Sinn Fein TD Jonathan O’Brien.
The proposals are almost universally opposed by political parties across the UK and Ireland as well as victims’ groups.
But bank officials said the lender will remain flexible and urged customers having difficulties to come forward immediately.
Emma DeSouza ran in the recent Stormont elections – she didn’t win but she shares her thoughts on it all.
All households who received Fuel Allowance in early April will automatically receive the €100 lump sum.
Boris Johnson will meet the main Stormont parties tomorrow in a bid to break the deadlock on returning to power-sharing arrangements.
Ministers are set to make a final decision on relocating the National Maternity Hospital on Tuesday, following intense scrutiny over the terms of the arrangement with St Vincent’s Healthcare Group.
The Foreign Affairs Minister said Ireland is “frustrated” and “dealing with the consequences now of a decision by the British people on our own country”.
Nobody should be “spooked by the actions of the British government”, McDonald said.
Jeffrey Donaldson said that his party has yet to make a decision on whether to vote to elect a new Speaker.
Mary Lou McDonald urged the Taoiseach to convince St Vincent’s Healthcare Group to gift the NMH land to the State.
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said it would be unacceptable for the DUP to refuse to form a new Stormont executive with a nationalist First Minister, following a historic election in Northern Ireland.
British Secretary of State Brandon Lewis is set to meet with the leaders of the Stormont parties tomorrow.
The former BBC correspondent says the story of “two tribes” in the North is now being stretched out across a wider canvas.
Sinn Féin remains firmly on course to emerge as the largest Stormont party.
The Sinn Féin vice-president and the leaders of the DUP and Alliance Party were all elected on the first count in their constituencies.
Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O’Neill said it would be “absolutely unfathomable” that a new Executive would not be formed after today.
The process will elect 90 MLAs to the devolved Stormont Assembly, with 239 candidates running.
Over £30,000 has been spent by the five main parties during the election campaign.
The former BBC correspondent says every party is playing it safe and steady ahead of tomorrow’s vote.
Sinn Féin’s chairman Declan Kearney wrote to Saoradh, which is accused of links with the New IRA, about a “co-operation agreement”.
The leaders of the five largest parties in Northern Ireland participated in the UTV Election Debate show.
Rallies took place in Ballymena, Co Antrim, and Bangor, Co Down, on Saturday in opposition to the post-Brexit protocol.
The latest LucidTalk poll puts 26% of support for Sinn Féin, ahead of 20% for the DUP.
The votes were aimed at scrapping plans to restrict the sale of turf and cancel the carbon tax increase on 1 May.
Filings show that a case was lodged in the High Court yesterday.
McDonald was speaking during an Easter commemoration in Belfast to mark 106 years since the 1916 Rising.
The Northern Ireland Assembly elections are on 5 May.
The Sinn Fein Stormont leader said the day would come when people voted on reunification but she said her present focus was the cost-of-living crisis.
There remain doubts whether a new powersharing executive can be formed after the May 5 Assembly election.
Jeffrey Donaldson made the comments as his party ratified their Assembly candidates for the election in May.
Mary Lou McDonald has dismissed claims that it is an attempt to pivot her party’s position on Russia.
McDonald says we shouldn’t underestimate the power of having the US on our side.
The Sinn Féin leader says some people may try and use the war in Ukraine to try and shift Ireland away from its neutrality policy.
Mary Lou McDonald sat down with The Journal in New York today where she said criticism of the ad was ‘nonsense’.
Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill described ‘a very forthright and very robust exchange’ at a meeting of party leaders on Thursday.
An incorporeal Cabinet meeting will be held in the morning.
Violet-Anne Wynne alleged that a recent pregnancy was “a further stick to beat me with”.