'Wheels coming off Stormont', says Sinn Féin
What we do is we keep turning up and we keep that determination, and we continue to do that moving forward. Related topicsNorthern IrelandNI economyNorthern Ireland AssemblySinn FéinDUP (Democratic Unionist Party)More on this storyWill colourful Sir Chris Bryant shake up Stormont as NI secretary? Published6 days agoBenn does not want to step in to set Stormont budgetPublished15 JulyWatchdog supports claim that NI underfunded compared to other nationsPublished16 JuneTreasury to give Stormont £400m in a bid to balance department budgetsPublished11 February
- ▪What we do is we keep turning up and we keep that determination, and we continue to do that moving forward.
- ▪Related topicsNorthern IrelandNI economyNorthern Ireland AssemblySinn FéinDUP (Democratic Unionist Party)More on this storyWill colourful Sir Chris Bryant shake up Stormont as NI secretary?
- ▪Published6 days agoBenn does not want to step in to set Stormont budgetPublished15 JulyWatchdog supports claim that NI underfunded compared to other nationsPublished16 JuneTreasury to give Stormont £400m in a bid to balance department budge
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'Wheels coming off Stormont', says Sinn FéinImage source, PA MediaImage caption, Conor Murphy said neither the British or Irish Government should coast alongByDarran MarshallBBC News NIPublished1 minute agoNorthern Ireland's devolved government's institutions are in "a precarious place" as the "wheels are coming off Stormont", according to Sinn Féin.Conor Murphy was speaking after the political parties separately met Sir Chris Bryant, during his first visit to Northern Ireland as secretary of state.He said Sinn Féin remained committed to power sharing but that the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) "have demonstrated that they don't have a political will to make the executive work".However, DUP leader Gavin Robinson responded saying that Murphy "should tighten his nuts" and that his party…
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