Mary Lou McDonald told 2,000 delegates in her Ard Fheis closing speech that 'Ireland is changing and we are ready to lead'
The public will have a “stark choice” at the next elections between a “worsening housing crisis” or electing a Sinn Féin Government that will “bring energy and pace”, Mary Lou McDonald has suggested.
During her half-hour address, Ms McDonald focused on housing, health, the cost of living, the prospect of a United Ireland and the ongoing war in the Middle East.She said that Sinn Féin wants to create a “nation home” for the electorate.“From those who fled famine and persecution, to the generations who left in search of work, to our young people today who seek opportunity across the globe.“Home is where you are loved, secure, encouraged to reach your full potential.
under this government or a new government, led by Sinn Féin that will fix housing, once and for all.”
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