Sinn Féin tells State watchdog UK rules apply to €4m donation
McDonald says party operates on a ‘six- and 26-county basis’ in reply to Sipo’s query about bequest
Jean Kennedy Smith, last-surviving Kennedy sibling, dies aged 92
The former US ambassador to the Republic played a key role in North’s peace process
Inside Sinn Féin: the party with 200 staff and an extensive property portfolio
According to party finance director Des Mackin, Sinn Féin has 200 staff and extensive property across the island
Inside Sinn Féin – where power lies and how decisions are made
Not a normal democratic party, says Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin – correct, says the party’s finance director, and here’s why, writes Colm Keena
Sinn Féin is the richest political party in Ireland
Party has a network of more than 50 properties, according to finance director Des Mackin
Belfast society seeks to get museum status for Troubles collection
Artefacts include shoes reputedly owned by Libyan dictator Colonel Muammar Gadafy
Priest used international network to raise money for IRA
BBC documentary reveals Patrick Ryan helped secure weapons from Libya
The life and extraordinary times of Sinn Féin’s million-euro donor
William Hampton battled over his father’s estate while travelling the world in a camper van
Man who left €1.7m to Sinn Féin in will was a ‘rebel with a cause’
Mary Lou McDonald praises English mechanic William Hampton for ‘robust statement’
English mechanic decided to leave £1.5m to Sinn Féin while living in mobile home in Ireland
Englishman signed will leaving cash to Sinn Féin while living in mobile home in Ireland
IRA ceasefire 25 years ago a ‘close call,’ recalls Gerry Adams
Adams and McGuinness met IRA army council three times to discuss cessation
Three men charged in relation to theft of €100,000 greyhound
Clares Rocket was stolen from kennels of top trainer Graham Holland in 2016
Price of maintaining Belfast Agreement is eternal vigilance
Recent violence in Northern Ireland confirms peace cannot be taken for granted
On the brink of civil war: The two dark weeks that still haunt Northern Ireland
The North stood on the brink of catastrophe following the Gibraltar and Milltown killings 30 years ago
Gerry Adams’s IRA years: An insider’s account
Anthony McIntyre recalls the Sinn Féin leader’s time in the Provisional IRA
Theft of €1m greyhound likened to Shergar kidnapping
Clares Rocket was stolen from the kennels of Irish Derby winning trainer Graham Holland
David Norris criticises Maíria Cahill over ex-dissident links
Norris says sisters of murder victim Robert McCartney urged further questioning of Cahill
Sinn Féin’s past and president
The author’s new book charts the many recent controversies that have dogged the party and its leader, Gerry Adams. But would it be stronger or weaker electorally without him?
Meath councillor to contest Seanad byelection for Sinn Féin
Sinead Burke will run against party critic Máiría Cahill, who was chosen by Labour
Mayo GP to contest Seanad byelection for Fianna Fáil
Sinn Féin also intends to challenge for seat which Maíria Cahill is in running for
Maíria Cahill set to win Labour seat in Seanad byelection
Anti-abuse campaigner accepts nomination offer from party leadership
Mairia Cahill to contest Seanad by-election for Labour
Victims campaigner has alleged she was sexually abused by a senior IRA figure
Maíria Cahill calls on Dublin to examine abuse claims
Cahill abused by senior IRA man and later subjected to a ‘kangaroo court’
Man denies charges of harassing Maíria Cahill
Stephen Altimas is accused of pursuing a campaign against Belfast woman
Independent review of Maíria Cahill case handling complete
North’s Public Prosecution Service received report on Wednesday from Keir Starmer QC
Mairia Cahill’s rape allegations to be investigated
Belfast woman claims she was sexually abused by suspected IRA member in 1997
Has the Maíria Cahill controversy damaged Sinn Féin?
Cahill claims child sex abusers were moved by republicans from the North to locations south of the Border
Allegations open potentially damaging debate for Sinn Féin
The more Sinn Féin explains, the more uncomfortable incidents from the past emerge
Enda Kenny says ‘more cases’ in sex abuse cover-up
Taoiseach says conduct of Sinn Féin over Maíria Cahill allegations ‘utterly despicable’
Gerry Adams says abuse victims failed by IRA actions
SF leader says shooting alleged sex offenders was wrong policy
Cahill claims number of women were abused by republicans
Gerry Adams says anyone with information about child abuse should ‘come forward’
Prosecute anyone who covered up abuse, says McDonald
Sinn Féin deputy leader also says no evidence of cover up of sexual abuse within party
Gerry Adams ‘personally horrified’ by Cahill allegations
Grandniece of Joe Cahill told ‘Spotlight’ programme of abuse by IRA member and subsequent meetings with Sinn Féin leader
Cahill allegations of rape may result in others emerging
Analysis: BBC programme puts focus on Sinn Féin response to allegations about IRA man
Cahill tells BBC of alleged rape by IRA man
Grandniece of Joe Cahill tells ‘Spotlight’ programme of abuse by IRA member
‘Abysmal’ NI politicians too stuck in past, says ex-Clinton aide
Nancy Soderberg suggests too many people in Northern Ireland take peace ‘for granted’
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