Déaglan McConville retweeted
I’ll never forget this day.
The day Michelle O’Neill made her inaugural speech as First Minister.
I remember thinking one day my little girl might ask me - where was I that day mummy? So I jumped in my car knowing I could always answer - you were there my girl.
That you can be whatever you want to be.
That Nationalists NEED apply.
That you are not a second class citizen.
Because of Michelle O’Neill and the people that put her there. The only people who can decide who the First Minister of the day is.
Michelle O’Neill
Our First Minister 💚
Déaglan McConville retweeted
An apparent attempt to ‘criminalise’ the political leadership of Irish nationalism and republicanism here for exercising the right to protest peacefully in solidarity with a historically traumatised and vulnerable community.
Welcome to … 2026.
The “selling points” of the union:
Wages and economic output significantly lower than the South
Among highest energy prices in Europe
A collapsing NHS with the highest waiting lists on these island, failing on every metric
And a British Gov determined to lead us into war
A reasonable person would look at this as an example of nationalist tolerance. They had no issues with the OO walking through the town centre. It really does exemplify the absurdity of wanting to walk down the Garvaghy Road where they are so clearly not wanted..
Déaglan McConville retweeted
Why don't they ever thank any of the other regiments who served here?
Why is it always the Paras?
Why is it only the Para Regiment fleg we see flying, and always some fresh ones around the end of January?
A deliberate and pointed "fuck you" from a culture of hate.
Déaglan McConville 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.
Déaglan McConville retweeted
Strong leadership, a clear vision for the future and a team ready to deliver for West Belfast and across the North.
Congratulations to Paul Maskey, Pat Sheehan, Órlaithí Flynn and Danny Baker on their selection to contest the next Assembly election.
This election is an opportunity to show that change in the North is unstoppable, and send a clear message that there will be no going back to the past.
Déaglan McConville retweeted
Tonight, at an event attended by hundreds of Republicans, Sinn Féin selected Paul Maskey, Pat Sheehan, Órlaithí Flynn, and Danny Baker as Sinn Féin’s four West Belfast 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 in West Belfast.
Together, let’s make it 4 Sinn Féin MLAs!
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Déaglan McConville retweeted
Tonight, at an event attended by hundreds of Republicans, Sinn Féin selected Paul Maskey, Pat Sheehan, Órlaithí Flynn, and Danny Baker as Sinn Féin’s four West Belfast 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 in West Belfast.
Together, let’s make it 4 Sinn Féin MLAs!
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Déaglan McConville retweeted
👏🏻 A massive crowd of Republicans gathered tonight in West Belfast as Sinn Féin selected Paul Maskey, Pat Sheehan, Órlaithí Flynn, and Danny Baker as the four West Belfast 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 in West Belfast.
Together, let’s make it 4 Sinn Féin MLAs!
Déaglan McConville 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.
I’ve never seen Brett speak to a man this way. He tried to bully the First Minister and Michelle had him sewn up. He’s an embarrassment of a politician and can’t control his emotions. It’s a pity his mucker Gaston didn’t tell him to “breathe” like he told the chair last year..
Déaglan McConville retweeted
Today I am attending an interview with the PSNI in relation to the peaceful protest at Garvaghy Road.
I am proud to have stood in support of the Garvaghy Road residents to protect 28 years of peace and progress.
Standing up for what is right is always the right thing to do.
There is no going back.
Not now. Not ever.
Déaglan McConville retweeted
My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
Déaglan McConville 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.
Déaglan McConville retweeted
David Davis talking about supposed “IRA lawyers” in the Commons…
Reminder that Pat Finucane was murdered less than month after Douglas Hogg MP, told the House of Commons: “there are in Northern Ireland a number of solicitors who are unduly sympathetic to the cause of the IRA.”
Déaglan McConville 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!






































