Sinn Fein to raise funds in US
Press Review 7 November 2006
The Times reports that Sinn Fein is to be allowed to raise funds in the US for the first time since the IRA was accused of murdering Robert McCartney last year.
Sinn Fein discusses response to peace talks
News Article 6 November 2006
Sinn Fein leaders have met to discuss negotiations with the British and Irish governments on outstanding issues in the peace process.
McGuinness 'spy' claims rejected
News Article 29 May 2006
Sinn Fein has dismissed claims that leading party member Martin McGuinness is a British spy.
Murder 'must not derail peace process'
News Article 5 April 2006
Despite the murder of Denis Donaldson, the British and Irish governments have said that planned devolution talks will go ahead this week.
IRA denies spy's murder
Press Review 5 April 2006
The IRA has denied any responsibility for the murder of Denis Donaldson, the Sinn Fein member who admitted to being a British spy for 20 years, who was found dead yesterday.
Adams picks up pieces following Bush spat
News Article 17 March 2006
Gerry Adams is trying to repair the damage between Sinn Fein and the US administration following his outspoken attack on George Bush's special envoy to Northern Ireland.
Bush may invite Sinn Fein on St Patrick's Day
Press Review 22 February 2006
The Times reports that the White House may be willing to invite Sinn Fein leaders to its St Patrick's Day celebrations this year, but that Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinnes will not be granted a personal meeting with President Bush.
Adams anger at Sinn Fein 'exclusion'
Press Review 21 February 2006
Gerry Adams has expressed anger and shock that Sinn Fein is, he says, to be excluded from a roundtable discussion on restoring devolution to Northern Ireland.
Sinn Fein could join policing board
Press Review 20 February 2006
Sinn Fein could join Northern Ireland's policing board, after a motion was lost that would have opposed the party joining the board until "a timetable for British withdrawl" had been agreed.
Sinn Fein allowances restored
Press Review 9 February 2006
The Commons voted yesterday to restore allowances worth around £500,000 to Sinn Fein's five MPs.
Restoring Sinn Fein funds 'will boost peace'
News Article 8 February 2006
Senior ministers have said the restoration of Sinn Fein's parliamentary allowances will boost the Northern Ireland peace process.
Sinn Fein to get more public cash
Press Review 3 February 2006
Sinn Fein MPs could be set to receive a new parliamentary allowance even though they refuse to take up their seats in the Commons.
MPs to debate Sinn Fein expenses
News Article 26 January 2006
The government has moved towards reinstating Westminster allowances for Sinn Fein MPs.
Hain rules out inquiry into spy revelations
News Article 19 December 2005
Northern Ireland secretary Peter Hain has ruled out a public inquiry into the events surrounding the collapse of the Stormont assembly.
Answers demanded over Sinn Fein spy
Press Review 19 December 2005
Politicians from across the community in Northern Ireland are demanding an explanation of the extraordinary events that led to one of Sinn Fein's most senior officials being exposed as a British spy.
