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Carlow Nationalist — Accusations of 'strategic interruption' as Sinn Féin TDs clash with Dáil speaker - Vimarsana News

Carlow Nationalist — Accusations of 'strategic interruption' as Sinn Féin TDs clash with Dáil speaker

Micheal Martin had been questioned about a commitment he gave to deliver 50,000 affordable homes.

London investors told Sinn Féin-led government would be 'more New Labour than Corbyn Labour' – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

London investors told Sinn Féin-led government would be 'more New Labour than Corbyn Labour' – The Irish Times

Group put together by Davy to meet finance spokesman Pearse Doherty included investors in government bonds, Irish banks and other businesses here

Business owner? Here's what Sinn Féin's London policy briefing means for you - Vimarsana News

Business owner? Here's what Sinn Féin's London policy briefing means for you

Sinn Féin in government would mean a bigger state and a shake-up to income tax for high earners

Sinn Féin supporters call for return of the Border on the island of Ireland - Vimarsana News

Sinn Féin supporters call for return of the Border on the island of Ireland

This is where we are, at the end of a highly charged week caused by provocations around immigration: a majority of Sinn Féin supporters want the return of checkpoints at the Border. If you take nothing else away from today’s Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks poll, then take that to better understand the toxic potential of immigration.

Business groups step up engagement with Sinn Féin as election looms - Vimarsana News

Business groups step up engagement with Sinn Féin as election looms

It follows Davy hosting a gathering of 50 global institutional investors in Irish sovereign bonds, banks, and Irish stock-market-listed companies