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Sinn Féin in turmoil

The Irish Times 15 Oct 2024
And Mary Lou McDonald, who to be fair doesn’t have a great hand to play, tries to make a virtue of this (News, October ...
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Six unanswered questions over the Sinn Féin-Brian Stanley controversy

The Irish Times 15 Oct 2024
1 ... Specifically, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has said that for months she knew only of the existence of a complaint rather than the detail, preferring to let an inquiry into the matter run its course ... 2 ... .
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Sinn Féin-Brian Stanley row comes after nightmare couple of weeks for party

The Irish Times 15 Oct 2024
First came its continued slide in the polls with the latest Irish Times/Ipsos survey putting it down three points at 20 per cent with party leader Mary Lou McDonald down ...
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Sinn Féin to face questions over controversies in Dáil

The Irish Times 15 Oct 2024
Sinn Féin is to face questions in the Dáil over the resignation of Brian Stanley, during leaders questions from 2pm.Government parties have called on Sinn Féin make a statement on the controversy ...
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Mary Lou McDonald: ‘I’m not pretending for a second that mistakes weren’t made’

The Irish Times 14 Oct 2024
Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald appeared on RTÉ Radio 1’s Morning Ireland programme on Monday in the wake of the resignation of the party’s health spokesman, Brian Stanley TD ... Mary Lou McDonald.

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Jammu and Kashmir Police and officals of Revenue department destroys illegally cultivated Poppy on a patch of land at Parigam 35 kms in south kashmir's Pulwama district on Thursday 19, May 2016.The jammu and kashmir Police has identified several hectares of land in Kashmir villages that will be destroyed over a month tenure. A kilogram of such poppy husk sells for $ 16 - 25 (1000-1500 INR) in the local markets and the cultivation of poppy is banned under state law. Opium cultivation in Kashmir has shown significant increase over the past few years according to Excise and Taxation officials. Large stacks of land are coming under the cultivation with derivatives mostly landing with drug and narcotic suppliers across India. Every year government officials clear such plantation.
WN / Imran Nissar
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