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28 releases
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Stewart Dickson and Danny Donnelly selected as Alliance East Antrim Assembly candidates
Alliance Party selects Stewart Dickson and Danny Donnelly as its East Antrim Assembly candidates, saying they will provide a cross‑community, progressive choice and urging progressive voters to keep a strong Alliance team in the Assembly.
Community relations and legacy Health Issue: Alliance selects East Antrim Assembly candidates Original release: Stewart Dickson and Danny Donnelly selected as Alliance East Antrim Assembly candidates (opens in a new tab)Archived copy, Internet Archive capture of 8 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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John Blair selected as Alliance South Antrim Assembly candidate
Alliance MLA John Blair has been selected to stand for Alliance in South Antrim at the 2027 Assembly election, pledging better rural facilities, lower living costs, animal welfare, environmental protection and cuts to health waiting lists.
Other Health Original release: John Blair selected as Alliance South Antrim Assembly candidate (opens in a new tab)
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Free School Meals Is Common-Sense That Stormont Refuses to Implement Cllr Shaun Harkin
PBP Cllr Shaun Harkin pledges support for UNISON's campaign for universal free school meals, urging Stormont to implement the policy and arguing that child poverty in Derry shows the need for it.
Social security and welfare Education Original release: Free School Meals Is Common-Sense That Stormont Refuses to Implement Cllr Shaun Harkin (opens in a new tab)
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Green councillor Anthony Flynn pledges clean water and better transport in North Down Assembly bid
Green Party NI announces Councillor Anthony Flynn as its North Down candidate for the 2027 Assembly election, pledging action on water quality, public transport, town centres, health waiting lists, animal welfare and Stormont reform.
Environment and climate Infrastructure and transport Original release: Green councillor Anthony Flynn pledges clean water and better transport in North Down Assembly bid (opens in a new tab)
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Why We Are Marching For Lough Neagh
People Before Profit calls for a mass march for Lough Neagh on Sunday 17 May, starting at The Batter Bar and ending at Ardboe High Cross, citing toxic algae blooms, pollution from intensive farming and sewage, and unsafe drinking water. It is held 40 years after a 1980s march against lignite mining.
Environment and climate Agriculture and rural affairs Original release: Why We Are Marching For Lough Neagh (opens in a new tab)
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Ireland Against Racism Carnival
People Before Profit backs tomorrow's Ireland Against Racism Carnival, which it says has support from over 150 organisations, and calls for big, broad mobilisations against racism and the far right. It also blames the government, not immigrants, for housing and service failures.
Disability and equality Immigration Original release: Ireland Against Racism Carnival (opens in a new tab)
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Ireland Against Racism Carnival
People Before Profit urges support for the Ireland Against Racism Carnival, a demonstration on 27 September, noting more than 70 backing organisations including the trade union congress. It condemns rising racism and a recent attack in Tallaght, and calls for unity against far-right scapegoating…
Disability and equality Immigration Original release: Ireland Against Racism Carnival (opens in a new tab)
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Sun 23/3 1pm: UNITED AGAINST RACISM MARCH - Our Belfast Free From Racism
People Before Profit calls members to join the United Against Racism march in Belfast this Sunday, 23 March at 1pm, saying more than 100 community organisations and the Irish Congress of Trade Unions back the Our Belfast gathering against racism and fascism.
Disability and equality Issue: United Against Racism march Belfast 23 March 2025 Original release: Sun 23/3 1pm: UNITED AGAINST RACISM MARCH - Our Belfast Free From Racism (opens in a new tab)
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People Before Profit Contests Westminster Election
People Before Profit announces three Westminster candidates for the 4 July election: Shaun Harkin in Foyle, Gerry Carroll MLA in West Belfast and Fiona Ferguson in North Belfast. It says Labour would keep most Tory policies and calls for Palestine to be a key election issue.
International affairs Housing Issue: 2024 Westminster election Original release: People Before Profit Contests Westminster Election (opens in a new tab)
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Get Organised Against Racism – Stand Together
People Before Profit says racism and fascist violence are rising in Ireland and calls for them to be stopped. It accuses groups including the National Party and Irish Freedom Party of redirecting anger over housing and living costs onto migrants and other minorities, and urges students to stand…
Disability and equality Immigration Original release: Get Organised Against Racism – Stand Together (opens in a new tab)
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Students Rising! – Join The Cost Of Living & Housing Protest 7Th October
People Before Profit says several hundred students marched with USI against living costs and fees, calling for an end to student fees and affordable student housing. It urges students to join the Saturday 7 October housing and cost-of-living demonstration at Parnell Square, backed by TD Richard…
Education Economy and employment Issue: Student cost of living and housing march with USI on 4 October 2023 Original release: Students Rising! – Join The Cost Of Living & Housing Protest 7Th October (opens in a new tab)
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Budget Day With Workers And Communities On Streets
People Before Profit says workers and community rallies on Budget Day 2023 show that one-day strikes are not enough, calling for sustained, longer strikes to pressure government and employers, citing NIPSA's 85% strike mandate and Unite's NIHE strike.
Economy and employment Education Issue: Budget Day 2023 strikes and union rallies across Northern Ireland Original release: Budget Day With Workers And Communities On Streets (opens in a new tab)
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Stand Up For Trans: Comedy & Trans Stories
Green Party Northern Ireland promotes Stand Up For Trans, an event combining comedy and trans stories, but the release text provided contains only the title and gives no further detail on date, venue or speakers.
Disability and equality Original release: Stand Up For Trans: Comedy & Trans Stories (opens in a new tab)
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Leader's Foreword
Green Party NI leader's foreword argues that Northern Ireland needs system change rather than climate change, criticising traditional parties for failing to ban fracking, act on sewage and emissions, and unspend emergency funding. It frames the Greens as driving the legislative agenda ahead of the…
Environment and climate Economy and employment Original release: Leader's Foreword (opens in a new tab)
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Green Party Policy Talks
The Green Party launches monthly policy discussions open to all members ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections, with the first session focusing on drugs policy and a shift towards a public health and harm reduction model.
Other Health Original release: Green Party Policy Talks (opens in a new tab)
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Green Party Disability Policy Talk
The Green Party Northern Ireland launches monthly member policy discussions ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections, with the first session focused on disability policy. It says disabled people have been failed by Stormont and Health and Social Care decisions, citing long waiting lists and…
Disability and equality Health Original release: Green Party Disability Policy Talk (opens in a new tab)
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Get Cllr Janet Horner elected in Dublin Central byelection
The Green Party Ireland announces that Dublin City Councillor Janet Horner has been selected as its candidate in the Dublin Central byelection on 22 May 2026. The release highlights her role as party chairperson and foreign affairs spokesperson, and her work on city centre pedestrianisation…
Local government Infrastructure and transport Original release: Get Cllr Janet Horner elected in Dublin Central byelection (opens in a new tab)
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Get Cllr Janet Horner elected in Dublin Central byelection
The Green Party Northern Ireland promotes Councillor Janet Horner, selected by The Green Party Ireland as its candidate in the Dublin Central byelection called for 22 May 2026. The release highlights her council record on city centre pedestrianisation, cycling and an expanded LUAS.
Local government Infrastructure and transport Original release: Get Cllr Janet Horner elected in Dublin Central byelection (opens in a new tab)
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Omagh Pride
The Green Party Northern Ireland invites people to join its Queer Greens group on a walk at Omagh Pride on June 13th, with the party saying it will email travel details to those who register.
Disability and equality Original release: Omagh Pride (opens in a new tab)
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SDLP Leader announces changes to Front Bench Team
SDLP Leader Colum Eastwood MP announces a new Opposition front bench team of MPs, MLAs and councillors, saying it will hold Ministers to account over the cost of living, health and the economy. He says the team will propose new policy ideas.
Economy and employment Health Original release: SDLP Leader announces changes to Front Bench Team (opens in a new tab)