BREAKING: Sinn Féin to re-enter powersharing in Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein’s Ard Comhairle has taken the decision to re-enter the power-sharing institutions and to nominate ministers to the power-sharing executive in Northern, the party’s president Mary Lou McDonald has told reporters at a press conference in Parliament Buildings.
She said she did not have a time or a day for the Executive to meet, but that Sinn Féin was “anxious we get to work as soon as possible”. “I’d really appeal to all of the parties now to sign up to the agreement, to come on board, to have the assembly meeting again to have the Executive up and running and crucially to have the North-South ministerial Council, operating again, so we can press ahead with those are really important North-South cross-Border projects like the A5 road to Derry and Letterkenny like the
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