"In Dublin, Constabulary hurried from street to street, noting who was speaking, who was listening. Soon they realised that it was all Dublin which was defying them, and, in the country, all Ireland" Free article

The latest edition of the new-look An Phoblacht magazine is out now and features the latest news, analysis and opinions from a wide range of contributors. Free article

A recall petition opened today in the North Antrim constituency to oust the current MP Ian Paisley. Free article

One hundred years ago, 4 August 1918, Gaels across Ireland made a stand against British repression of our sporting culture. This became known as Gaelic Sunday. Free article

Sinn Féin joined thousands of people on the streets of Belfast today for the annual Belfast Pride finale in solidarity with the LGBTQ community. Free article

Lifelong anti-apartheid campaigner and veteran of the national liberation struggle in South Africa, Ronnie Kasrils was in Belfast and Derry recently to launch his new book ‘A Simple Man’. Free article

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said that the appetite for the debate on Irish reunification is “growing everyday” and that a Tory Brexit will not delay the holding of a referendum on Irish unity.The Dublin Central TD was speaking outside Leinster House today and told An Phoblacht that the very nature of Brexit and the “blatant disregard” shown to Ireland by the Tory... Free article

Palestinian teenager, Ahed Tamimi, was released today after spending eight months in an Israeli jail. Free article

Sinn Féin were among the thousand strong crowd of people who marched at the first ever Transgender Pride parade that took place in Dublin this afternoon.

 The march started outside Liberty Hall and made its way to Fairview Park, where Declan Flynn was murdered by a gang of five so-called “queer-bashing” teenagers in the early hours of September 10th, 1982.

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In this article, Sinn Féin National Chairperson Declan Kearney writes about Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council's banning of bilingual signage and adoption of an 'English only' policy. He has called on rate payers in the Council area to register their objections. Free article