The Latest Breaking News from Mary Lou McDonald

Irish nationalist party Sinn Fein is expected to make a historic breakthrough and emerge from Thursday’s elections as Northern Ireland’s largest party. But Sinn Fein’s advance looks limited, as it is projected to lose votes compared to last time. It owes its poll lead to a greater fall in support…

Recent reports showing average monthly rents in Dublin now at just under €2,000

It’s understood Minister Foley expressed that the Government wasn’t communicating effectively on the matter.

The Sinn Fein leader has launched proceedings against the Irish national broadcaster in the High Court for alleged defamation.

Party president Mary Lou McDonald joined colleagues to launch Sinn Fein’s Assembly election manifesto in Belfast.

Sinn Féin would provide a "progressive First Minister for all" if they become the largest party in next week's poll, deputy leader Michelle O'Neill said

After a century of friction, the party of Irish republicanism has finally rid itself of the whiff of sulphur and cordite

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson again claimed a Sinn Fein victory would help it deliver a referendum on Irish unity

'Instead of a government in London turning its back on you, imagine an Ireland where your place is assured and your rights are enshrined in law'