Deputy Mayor & Sinn Féin Lead in @Lisburnccc .Net Principle Web Developer, Derry Man. Daddy to Iarla & Cúan with @CaoimheSloan
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Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council Election - 18th May. Castlereagh South needs your voice in the council chamber. Play your part. Follow my new Facebook page- ‘RyanCarlinSF’. Spread the word. Join the campaign. Ryan Carlin on May 18th. Bígí linn!
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
💚 What a crowd! An absolute pleasure to join with a huge numbers of hardworking and committed Sinn Féin activists as we launch our election campaign launch.
The election next May 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.
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!
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
Unionist attempt to remove me as Chair of PCSP fails - @CllrDeclanLynch
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Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
👏🏻 Massive reception as hundreds pack the Montalto Estate for the launch of Sinn Féin Strangford candidate Chris Hazzard’s election campaign.
With new areas coming into Strangford for the first time in the Assembly election next year, Sinn Féin is now in pole position to win a seat.
There has never been a Nationalist MLA in Strangford.
You can change that next May.
You can elect the first Sinn Féin MLA ever in Strangford.
You can elect Chris Hazzard.
Together, let’s make history in Strangford.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
Next May, for the first time ever, Sinn Féin can win two Assembly seats in South Belfast and Mid Down.
Pat Cullen and Deirdre Hargey are two outstanding candidates for Sinn Féin, and a formidable team.
With strong leadership and determination, Sinn Féin has grown hugely in South Belfast and Mid Down and now Sinn Féin can win two seats in this constituency.
Every vote will count next May.
Together, let’s make history.
Let’s make it two Sinn Féin MLAs in South Belfast and Mid Down!
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
I am honoured to have been selected as Sinn Féin’s Strangford candidate for the Assembly election.
There has never been a Nationalist MLA in Strangford. You can change that next May.
Together, let’s do it. Let’s make history and elect the first Sinn Féin MLA ever in Strangford.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
A packed room in the Ivanhoe Hotel tonight in Carryduff for the launch of Sinn Féin’s South Belfast and Mid Down election campaign.
Pat Cullen and Deirdre Hargey are two formidable candidates with a strong record of leadership and standing up for people.
For the first time ever, Sinn Féin can win two Assembly seats in South Belfast and Mid Down next May.
Every vote will count next May.
Together, let’s make history.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin 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.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
Sinn Féin West Belfast MLA Aisling Reilly has announced she will not be standing in next year’s Assembly election.
We wish Aisling all the very best with her upcoming hip operation and her recovery, and look forward to seeing her back out on the ground as soon as possible, working to ensure that Sinn Féin’s West Belfast candidates are successful in the election.
Go raibh maith agat, a Aisling. Ádh mór!
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
An laoch @JohnSpillane_ ag seasamh le pobal Gharbhachaidh 🚫🙏
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
🎸 Tom Morrello signs letter supporting Garvaghy Road residents!
Tom joins dozens of other big names in music, film and the arts who have put their names to a letter supporting the right of Garvaghy Road residents to live in peace, free from intimidation.
Including:
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
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
Do-chreidte 🤩
Incredible to see Noel Gallagher and so many artists supporting the right of Garvaghy Road residents to live in peace, free from intimidation ❤️🔥✊
Artists leading from the front ❤️
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
The A5 has just been given the green light to go ahead by the courts! 👏🏼
I’ve spoken with our Infrastructure Minister, Liz Kimmins, and she’s ready to get on with this vital work.
Building the A5 is an absolute priority for Sinn Féin.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin 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.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
As a 'real' resident i have zero interest listening to a woman who has called me and my family Rabble, Thugs and part of a mob whilst standing side by side with Jamie Bryson.
"I am willing, I stand ready, to negotiate or to facilitate any negotiations with the real residents of the Gravaghy Road."
DUP MP @carlalockhart tells Sunday Politics she has every sympathy with them as the "are being used by very bad actors."
Cllr. Ryan Carlin 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.
Cllr. Ryan Carlin retweeted
People here deserve nothing less than to be treated fairly and equally, they are taxpayers too.
My department designed and delivered the scheme because once again the North was an afterthought for the British government.
