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Hundreds of anti-immigration protesters marched in Dublin on Monday, clashing with counter-demonstrators as police worked to keep the peace.

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The party soared on opposition to Government policy on housing but it faces a huge challenge in its positioning on immigration

It’s outrageous that our government is still allowing new fossil fuel infrastructure to be built - when what they should be supporting is the roll out of solar panels and wind farms

Party members express views on targets, party leaders and potential coalition partners

Mary Lou McDonald ‘wrong-footed’ on major issues as party seeks centre ground to secure majority, Tóibín tells podcast

The united Ireland conversation involves listening to people who don’t agree with you and whose advice you don’t want to hear

Tánaiste does not rule out possibility of working with party entirely but potential coalition would not be possible with current SF policies

Party blames "abject failure of political leadership" for lack of progress

Opposition parties called for a general election as they criticised Mr Harris’s nomination as taoiseach.

Opposition parties called for a general election as they criticised Mr Harris’s nomination as taoiseach.

Opposition parties called for a general election as they criticised Mr Harris’s nomination as taoiseach.

Donegal TD Pádraig Mac Lochlainn insists actual cost is less than headline figure in IIEA study

Sinn Féin often argues that the past should be left to the past, but when it comes to funerals, things are complicated

On Wednesday, several current Sinn Féin TDs as well as former party leader Gerry Adams, attended the funeral of Rose Dugdale, whose coffin was draped in the tricolour.

Northern nationalism regards itself as left-wing, but on most issues its views are centre-right

David Cullinane agrees with Garda Commissioner that draping of flag on McAuley’s coffin was ‘outrageous’

The effects of the Provisional movement’s fundraising campaign are still visible in Irish politics, north and south

Bill backed by party when put before Dáil in 2023 but SF now urges scrappage after listening ‘carefully’ to ‘major’ concerns