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Fermanagh, Ireland
Joined October 2009
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Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
👏🏼💚 Sinn Féin is looking to the future with confidence and ambition.
The election next May will be the most important election in generations.
It is an opportunity to support the strong leadership of Sinn Féin and show that change in the North is unstoppable.
To say very clearly that there will be no going back.
Together, let’s return the biggest and strongest Sinn Féin team ever in the Assembly!
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Sinn Féin is standing 4 candidates to win in the next Assembly election in West Tyrone.
Tonight, at an event attended by hundreds of Republicans, Sinn Féin selected Declan McAleer, Nicola Brogan, Paul Boggs, and Órlfhaith Begley MP as Sinn Féin’s four West Tyrone candidates in the next Assembly election.
This election is the most important in generations.
It is an opportunity to support the strong leadership of Sinn Féin and show that change in the North is unstoppable.
To send a message to those who want to drag us back to the past, that there will be No Going Back.
Every vote will count.
Together, let’s make history.
Let’s make it 4 Sinn Féin MLAs in West Tyrone!
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
In 2022, history was made when the people gave me a mandate to be their First Minister.
And I stand here today every bit as much First Minister as I was on that historic day when I took office.
The DUP’s efforts to disrupt me in my role as First Minister are undemocratic, supremacist, and rooted in their inability to accept a nationalist First Minister.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Today we remember with pride Vice President of Sinn Féin, Maire Drumm, on her 50th anniversary.
It is an honour to follow in the footsteps of such an incredibly strong Republican leader, and to now hold the position of Vice President of Sinn Féin which Maire also held.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
I will always stand up for the right of our nurses, healthcare workers and public sector staff to be paid a fair wage.
Unfortunately, today the British government has once again failed to provide the funding needed to make sure workers here get the fair pay they deserve.
I will never accept workers here being treated as worth less than those doing the same jobs elsewhere.
I will always have our workers' backs and keep fighting to make sure they get the fair pay they deserve.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Public sector workers deserve fair pay. Nothing less.
The British government is underfunding our public services and treating workers here with contempt.
Sinn Féin will keep fighting for the funding needed to deliver the pay rises our workers deserve and improve our public services.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Our nurses and health workers deserve to be paid fairly, the same as NHS workers elsewhere.
That has always been a priority for me.
We have continued to challenge the British Government to secure the fair funding needed to deliver that.
If we were funded on the same basis as Scotland, we’d have an extra £3 billion a year. Wales? An extra £1 billion.
So why are our health workers and taxpayers here being treated as second best?
It’s completely unacceptable.
Our health workers deserve nothing less than to be paid fairly and paid on time.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
I have confidence in the people of the Garvaghy Road.
I have confidence in the people from right across Ireland who stood with them to protect peace and progress.
I have confidence in the vast majority of people in our society, from all backgrounds, who do not want to be dragged backwards.
And I have confidence in my decision to support the Garvaghy Road residents.
It’s 2026, not 1969. There is no going back.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Today belongs to the residents of the Garvaghy Road, who have shown remarkable strength and dignity in the face of provocation and intimidation.
Sinn Féin will continue to stand with the residents of the Garvaghy Road in the days, weeks and months ahead.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
We have just received confirmation that there will be no unwanted Orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
I want to commend the courage of those from a Protestant background who have come out in support of the rights of the people of Garvaghy Road.
A huge and growing number of people from Protestant backgrounds are now signing a letter calling for no Orange march to be forced down the Garvaghy Road.
Support for the residents of Garvaghy Road is growing across Ireland and internationally.
28 years of peace on the Garvaghy Road needs protected.
There can be no going back.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
Earlier today, Sinn Féin had a meeting with the British Secretary of State where I left him in absolutely no doubt that he must move to stop this sectarian march through the Garvaghy Road.
I am proud to stand in full support of the Garvaghy Road residents, today, tomorrow, and everyday.
Fermanagh Sinn Féin retweeted
I was with the Garvaghy Road community all weekend, and I was proud to be with the Garvaghy Road community.
The days of unionist domination and supremacy are gone. And there is no going back.
