The recent allegations made by Maíria Cahill are of serious concern to myself and Sinn Féin. While I refute completely Maíria’s allegations against myself and Sinn Féin it does raise the significant issue of how allegations of abuse had been handled in the past by republicans. Abuse respects no political boundaries. It affects all classes, […]
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Abuse a challenge for all our society
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Urgent action required after latest floods
By Ciara Quinn c.quinn@belfastmediagroup.com URGENT action must be taken by the Stormont Executive to address ongoing flooding problems. That was the message from Sinn Féin councillors Matt Garrett and Máirtín Ó Muilleoir as parts of West and South Belfast became impassable last Thursday afternoon when torrential rainfall caused widespread flooding. Badly hit were Orchardville Park, […]
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Birthday Greetings 1st November
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Green light for 3G pitch in the park
By Ciara Quinn c.quinn@belfastmediagroup.com THE controversial new 3G pitch in the Falls Park has been given the go-ahead. The recommendation to proceed with the new pitch was made at a Belfast City Council Parks and Leisure Committee meeting held last Thursday night. Despite opposition to the plans from the Love Falls Park Group, Sinn Féin […]
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It’s all change for Sinn Féin
At a special election con-vention in the Felons last night (Wednesday) Sinn Féin big-hitters Alex Maskey and Máirtín Ó Muilleoir were expected to be nominated unopposed as new MLAs for West and South Belfast respectively. The changes have been brought about by the resignation of former West Belfast MLA Sue Ramsey. Two weeks ago we […]
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Who goes there, friend or foe…?
It must be hard for journalists to follow all the wars going on now. Because in these wars today’s enemy may be yesterday’s friend and you’d hardly know who was fighting whom and for what. A government arming and training the Kurds in one country, while refusing to help them in another across the border, […]
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