Closest matches to “Assembly election an opportunity to break the cycle of crises, says Tennyson, following re-selection”
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EU-UK Parliamentary Assembly reminded of need for consensus
DUP Leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP tells the EU-UK Parliamentary Partnership Assembly that progress in Northern Ireland has only come through agreements unionists can back. He says the Windsor Framework falls short of commitments made to unionists and calls for a deal acceptable to all sides…
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: EU-UK Parliamentary Partnership Assembly question session on the Windsor Framework Original release: EU-UK Parliamentary Assembly reminded of need for consensus (opens in a new tab)
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Assembly Election 2022
People Before Profit, standing twelve candidates in the Assembly election, says the DUP and Sinn Féin have jointly presided over austerity and calls for Stormont to launch a Hardship Emergency Fund with payments of at least £1,000 for the poorest households, funded partly by major energy firms and…
Economy and employment Social security and welfare Original release: Assembly Election 2022 (opens in a new tab)
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Assembly reform can’t be an excuse to avoid finding agreement: Shannon
DUP MP Jim Shannon says calls to reform Northern Ireland's devolved institutions should not be a cover for excluding those who disagree, and that progress needs agreement across the divided community. He accuses the Alliance Party of seeking reform to bypass that process and to exclude unionists…
Constitutional affairs Issue: Westminster Hall debate on reform of devolved institutions Original release: Assembly reform can’t be an excuse to avoid finding agreement: Shannon (opens in a new tab)
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Strangford Deserves Better Than Alliance
TUV Strangford candidate Jonathan Jackson says voters should judge Alliance's policies, not just its newly selected Strangford candidate Cllr Vicky Moore, citing rural concern over the Tyrone cattle cull and Alliance's stance on the Protocol and Windsor Framework.
Constitutional affairs Agriculture and rural affairs Issue: Alliance selection of Vicky Moore for Strangford Stormont election Original release: Strangford Deserves Better Than Alliance (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 12 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Beyond constant crisis
SDLP calls for a continuing, staged programme of democratic reform, starting with immediate legislative changes, then a structured review of further reforms in the next mandate and a longer-term debate on power-sharing, citing the Budget impasse and falling trust.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Beyond constant crisis (opens in a new tab)Archived copy, Internet Archive capture of 10 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Election an opportunity to endorse ‘strong leadership and positive change’ – O’Neill
Sinn Féin Leas-Uachtarán Michelle O'Neill announces the first eight party candidates for the Westminster election on 4 July, including Sandra Duffy in Foyle and Chris Hazzard in South Down, with more selection conventions ongoing. She urges voters to endorse strong leadership and positive change.
Other Issue: Sinn Féin first Westminster candidates announced for 4 July election Original release: Election an opportunity to endorse ‘strong leadership and positive change’ – O’Neill (opens in a new tab)
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SDLP launches three-stage reform plan to end Stormont paralysis
The SDLP has published a three-stage reform report, Politics for the Common Good, proposing immediate Stormont changes such as stopping one party collapsing the Executive, Joint First Ministers and relocating the Assembly to central Belfast. It urges the UK and Irish governments to help push…
Constitutional affairs Issue: SDLP launches Stormont reform plan Original release: SDLP launches three-stage reform plan to end Stormont paralysis (opens in a new tab)Archived copy, Internet Archive capture of 8 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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TUV welcomes general election
TUV leader Jim Allister welcomes the announcement of a general election, saying it will be a contest between those who back UK unity and those who want Northern Ireland treated as part of the EU. He says TUV goes in on equal citizenship and promotes its linkup with Reform UK.
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: UK general election announcement May 2024 Original release: TUV welcomes general election (opens in a new tab)
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Sinn Féin responds to Alliance’s reform proposals – Ennis
Sinn Féin MLA Sinéad Ennis welcomes Alliance Party’s Assembly and Executive reform proposals, saying reform is needed but will not solve parties opposed to power‑sharing, and that constitutional change toward a united Ireland is the most effective solution.
Constitutional affairs Issue: Alliance Party Assembly and Executive reform proposals Original release: Sinn Féin responds to Alliance’s reform proposals – Ennis (opens in a new tab)
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Sinn Féin announce Declan Kearney as Assembly election candidate in South Antrim
Sinn Féin selects sitting South Antrim MLA Declan Kearney as its candidate for the May 2027 Assembly election, with Michelle O'Neill saying the vote is crucial for change in the North. Kearney says he is honoured and calls for a stronger party team across South Antrim.
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: Sinn Féin announce Declan Kearney as Assembly election candidate in South Antrim (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 10 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Assembly recall about stunt politics rather than powersharing
DUP East Antrim MLA Gordon Lyons says the Assembly recall on Tuesday is stunt politics rather than a route to restoring powersharing, noting a Speaker will not be elected. He says energy support payments and Dáithí's Law can be delivered via Westminster, and that Sir Jeffrey Donaldson will seek an…
Constitutional affairs Issue: Assembly recall petition for Tuesday sitting, February 2023 Original release: Assembly recall about stunt politics rather than powersharing (opens in a new tab)
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Aontú Selects Rosemary McGlone To Contest Slieve Croob DEA
Aontú announces Rosemary McGlone as its candidate for the Slieve Croob DEA in the upcoming council election. The release also calls for MLAs' wages to be suspended when they fail to work and for an end to the ability of one party to collapse the Assembly.
Local government Health Original release: Aontú Selects Rosemary McGlone To Contest Slieve Croob DEA (opens in a new tab)
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Eastwood: We all have responsibility to break politics of hate
SDLP Leader Colum Eastwood MP says the recall of the Assembly should send a united message after racially motivated violence in Belfast, and calls for social media regulation, swift police action, house building and public service investment to tackle the hate.
Justice and policing Disability and equality Issue: Belfast racially motivated criminal damage to businesses, Assembly recall call Original release: Eastwood: We all have responsibility to break politics of hate (opens in a new tab)
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The Assembly election is over, democracy must prevail – Kearney
Sinn Féin National Chairperson Declan Kearney writes that the most serious post-GFA political crisis is unfolding after the Assembly election, blaming DUP refusal to restore power sharing and north/south institutions. He calls on the EU, US administration and Irish government to hold firm on the…
Constitutional affairs International affairs Issue: Northern Ireland Assembly election 2022 aftermath and power sharing deadlock Original release: The Assembly election is over, democracy must prevail – Kearney (opens in a new tab)
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Change of government needed to tackle crises in housing, health and cost of living – Mary Lou McDonald TD
Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald TD says a new government is required to address the housing, health and cost‑of‑living crises, pledging that Sinn Féin would make housing the top priority, cut rents and launch the biggest social and affordable housing build‑out in the state’s history.
Housing Economy and employment Original release: Change of government needed to tackle crises in housing, health and cost of living – Mary Lou McDonald TD (opens in a new tab)
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Robinson tells Belfast Twelfth "When unionism is split, unionism…
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson MP tells the Belfast Twelfth field that unionism must unite and says a split vote cost Lagan Valley, calling for talks on strategy and electoral understanding ahead of the Assembly and Council elections. He also criticises the Windsor Framework.
Constitutional affairs Original release: Robinson tells Belfast Twelfth "When unionism is split, unionism… (opens in a new tab)