Northern Ireland's First Minister to Boycott White House's St Patrick's Day Celebrations
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill said on Friday she would not attend St Patrick's Day events at the White House in protest over President Donald Trump's position on Gaza. Political leaders from both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland usually travel to the United States for the annual celebration of Irish culture on March 17.
The Northern Ireland First Minister said she could not be part of a Shamrock reception in the White House because of Donald ...
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill has said she could not live with a decision to travel to Washington DC while ...
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill speaks on a coroner's findings on killing of four IRA men in a 1992 ambush. The coroner's findings found that SAS soldiers were not justified in ...
O'Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly met Queen Camilla last year at Hillsborough Castle when she visited Northern Ireland, while ...
Michelle O'Neill was asked to attend a private dinner hosted by the Monarch before spending the night along with Keir Starmer and other leaders of the devolved nations. Ms O'Neill has been slammed ...
Taoiseach Micheal Martin is set to head to Texas before an expected visit to the White House for St Patrick’s Day, while ...
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Michelle O’Neill has joined the Prime Minister and the leaders of the Scottish and Welsh devolved administrations for a private dinner with King Charles at Windsor Castle. The First Minister ...
Sinn Féin’s White House boycott is a “manoeuvre” to set First Minister Michelle O’Neill up for an Irish presidential bid, the ...
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