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Government sure of winning Sinn Fein no confidence vote

Sinn Fein has heavily criticised the Government’s response to the cost-of-living crisis and claims it is also failing on longer term problems

Irish Mirror

Irish government sure of winning confidence vote

The Dail’s main opposition party Sinn Fein is pressing for an early general election after the coalition lost its parliamentary majority.

The Independent UK

Taoiseach insists 'no side deals' have been done with TDs ahead of Government no-confidence vote

“It would be a real doubt over budget at the end of September if there was a General Election in the next number of weeks."

Irish Mirror

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Government will win confidence vote with 'clear majority', says chief whip Jack Chambers

'This is a stunt by Sinn Fein. It’s a cynical and negative attempt purely to undermine the Government'

Irish Mirror

Suspended Green TD Neasa Hourigan undecided over Government no confidence vote

The loss of Joe McHugh after the Mica redress Bill vote saw the number of Government TDs drop to 79 – one short of a Dail majority

Irish Mirror

Michelle O’Neill sends message to UK on Northern Ireland Protocol

THE next prime minister must face up to the reality that the Northern Ireland Protocol is here to stay, Michelle O’Neill has said.

The National (Scotland)

Next PM must face reality that NI Protocol is here to stay, O’Neill warns

The Sinn Fein vice president said Northern Ireland was the ‘collateral damage’ in the ‘bedlam and chaos’ within the Tory party.

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Michelle O’Neill calls for rainbow of cultures as she attends Eid celebration

The Sinn Fein vice president donned a hijab during the event at Davitts GAA club.

The Independent UK

‘An inquest date would give us hope’ – brother of girl shot dead in 1972

Harry Gargan’s sister Margaret was one of five shot dead at Springhill in west Belfast on July 9 1972.

The Independent UK

Irish government faces no-confidence vote after losing majority

Foreign minister confident government will win vote

The Independent UK

Irish government faces no-confidence vote after losing formal majority

Ireland's main opposition party, Sinn Fein, said it will table a motion of no confidence in the government next Tuesday, testing the ruling coalition after it lost its formal majority in parliament earlier this week.

Reuters

Taoiseach Micheal Martin fires back as Sinn Fein prepares motion of no confidence

'We welcome the opportunity to present and outline the fact that this has been a competent and a good Government'

Irish Mirror

Shailesh Vara says his ‘immediate priority’ is to restore powersharing

Sinn Fein Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill spoke with the new Northern Ireland Secretary by phone following his appointment.

The Independent UK

Johnson resignation offers ‘opportunity to reset’ Anglo-Irish relations – Martin

One Irish parliamentarian claimed Boris Johnson had overseen ‘the lowest ebb’ in Anglo-Irish relations since the Good Friday Agreement.

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Mountjoy prisoners play TDs and senators in football match with rematch already on the cards

“Myself and Lynn Ruane contacted the Bohs foundation and the Governor. He couldn’t have been more helpful and enthusiastic about it."

Belfast Live

Brandon Lewis "shamefully placated the DUP", says Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill

Ms O'Neill was also critical of Mr Lewis over his proposed bill for dealing with Northern Ireland's troubled past

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein to table motion of no confidence in the Government next week

“They have run out of road."

Belfast Live

Education Authority's treatment of staff and parents at Co Derry school "shameful" says councillor

The Education Authority has proposed to close the primary school from August next year

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Belfast Live

Reform of Stormont could kick-start devolution, says Stephen Farry

"Our current system is not an acceptable way to govern and is no longer functioning. If we want stability and future proofing, we know what needs to be done."

The Independent UK

Sinn Fein increasing division by pushing for Irish unity poll – Wilson

Sinn Fein MP Chris Hazzard said preparations should begin for a referendum.

Belfast Live

Border poll "not appropriate or right at this time", says Leo Varadkar

"We need to resolve the issues around protocol. And I think that can be done."

The Independent UK

Border poll not appropriate or right at this time – Varadkar

The Irish deputy premier said he also wants clarity around when a referendum of Irish unity would be called.

Belfast Live

Michelle O'Neill lays wreath to mark the Battle of the Somme

"I hope that today’s attendance and the laying of a wreath is actually a demonstration of someone who wants to work for all in our community"

The Independent UK

Somme wreath gesture shows I’ll be a first minister for all, says O’Neill

The Sinn Fein vice president laid a laurel wreath for those who died in the First World War battle.

Irish Mirror

Cost of living crisis: Majority of Irish struggling to pay bills as 70% use hot water bottles to cut costs, new survey reveals

Exclusive: Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned households that energy prices are set to rise again

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