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Sinn Féin opposes state visit by British queen

SINN FÉIN is opposed to a state visit to Dublin by the British queen or any member of the British royal family, Martin Ferris TD told the Easter commemoration in Ardmore, County Waterford, at the weekend.

Photo: Martin Ferris

Sinn Féin presence at London St Patricks day events

L-R David Cooney, Irish Ambassador to London, Geraldine Cooney, Martin McGuinness Deputy First Minister, Ken Livingstone Mayor of London, John Gormley, Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government, and his wife, Pat Doherty MP Vice Presid

Sinn Féin had a strong presence at St Patrick's events in London, with Six County deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness attending the Lord Mayor's St Patrick's Day dinner, and Sinn Féin Vice President and West Tyrone MP Pat Doherty attending the parade and festival, and a series of engagements throughout the week.

Photo: L-R David Cooney, Irish Ambassador to London, Geraldine Cooney, Martin McGuinness Deputy First Minister, Ken Livingstone Mayor of London, John Gormley, Minister for the Environment, Heritage & Local Government, and his wife, Pat Doherty MP Vice Presid

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