Sinn Féin has said it would create a Minister for Reunification, if elected to Government after the 2024 General Election.
The Sinn Féin party leader also said she believes younger party members shouldn't have to account for atrocities committed by the IRA.The party said, if elected to Goverment, it would ramp up the planning process for a United Ireland.
Mary Lou MacDonald hands in nomination papers for the general election. 14/11/2024 Photo: Sasko Lazarov/© RollingNews.ie She said she accepts there are many families who did not receive justice for the events of the 70s and 80s, but she believes members of the modern party can't be held accountable for those issues.
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