Sean Bateson retweeted
The DUP’s entire election strategy is about removing Michelle O’Neill as First Minister.
It’s about stopping the momentum for change in the North.
The days of ‘no nationalist need apply’ are over.
There is no going back.
Sean Bateson retweeted
👏🏼 Powerful!
Emma Sheerin takes apart Jim Allister following his comments that the Garvaghy Road should be “sanitised.”
Nationalist communities will never, ever be dehumanised and treated as second class citizens.
There is no going back.
Sean Bateson retweeted
The DUP labelled the people of the Garvaghy Road a “rabble” & a “lawless mob”.
Now Jim Allister says the Garvaghy Road should be “sanitised”.
Unionist leaders are in a race to the bottom, trying to outdo each other with reckless & sectarian comments about nationalist people.
But our message is clear:
The days of the Garvaghy Road community, & nationalists across the north, being treated as second-class citizens are gone.
And those days are not coming back.
Not now. Not ever.
Sean Bateson retweeted
The unwanted orange march will not go ahead.
Today is for the residents of the Garvaghy Road who have stood tall, proud & determined.
Well done! And thank you.
There will be no going back.
Not now. Not ever!
Sean Bateson retweeted
Today belongs to the people of the Garvaghy Road.
28 years of peace and progress has been protected.
Sinn Féin was proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Garvaghy Road community.
People from every background and every corner of Ireland have delivered a clear and unambiguous message: our society will not be dragged back into the past.
There Is No Going Back.
Not Now. Not Ever!
Sean Bateson retweeted
We have just received confirmation that there will be no unwanted Orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
Sean Bateson retweeted
The British Secretary of State must step in and stop this unwanted march.
The fear and trauma being inflicted on the Garvaghy Road community is wrong.
Chris Bryant can stop it.
28 years of peace must be protected.
The residents of Garvaghy Road must be allowed to live free from sectarian harassment.
No going back!
Sean Bateson retweeted
WOW! 👏🏼
Oasis’s Noel Gallagher
Oscar-winning actor Susan Sarandon
The Smiths founder Johnny Marr
Legend of music Paul Weller
Actors Siobhán McSweeney and Adrian Dunbar
And dozens of other big names in music, film and the arts have just put their names to a letter supporting the right of Garvaghy Road residents to live in peace, free from intimidation.
Sean Bateson retweeted
The A5 road has been given the green light.
Today is about the families who have so tragically lost loved ones along this route.
There can be no more delays.
This life-saving project must now move forward at pace.
Sinn Féin has backed the A5 from day one and through Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, we will keep working to see it delivered.
Sean Bateson retweeted
I will not tolerate the DUP and the orange order treating the people of the Garvaghy Road as second-class citizens.
I have proudly stood in support of the Garvaghy Road community, and I will continue to do so.
There can be no unwanted orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
Sean Bateson retweeted
INCREDIBLE! Thousands on the Garvaghy Road as Kneecap arrive to offer their support!
Support for the rights of the Garvaghy Road residents is growing across Ireland and around the world.
There can be no unwanted Orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
Sean Bateson retweeted
It is ‘the undauntable thought’, my friend,
That thought that says ‘I’m right!’
- Bobby Sands MP
Sean Bateson retweeted
A week with the best people doing what is right , there is no going back 🇮🇪
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Sean Bateson retweeted
The Sinn Féin leadership arrives onto the Garvaghy Road with thousands in attendance for today’s solidarity rally.
The message from this community is clear: there can be no unwanted orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
No Going Back!
Not now. Not ever!
Sean Bateson retweeted
Absolutely incredible solidarity in Garvaghy!
Thousands have gathered in support of the rights of the Garvaghy residents.
There can be no unwanted march down the Garvaghy Road.
There can be no going back!
Sean Bateson retweeted
“We were on the right side of history then and are on the right side of history now.”
Eileen Kelly, Garvaghy Road Resident
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