Closest matches to “Statement from Michelle O’Neill”
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The DUP must act to remove O’Neill after yet another Sinn Fein scandal
TUV deputy leader Ron McDowell says the DUP must demand First Minister Michelle O'Neill's resignation over the Michael McMonagle and Niall Ó Donnghaile matters, warning Sinn Féin's leadership is implicated. He calls for DUP deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly to resign to force her removal…
Constitutional affairs Original release: The DUP must act to remove O’Neill after yet another Sinn Fein scandal (opens in a new tab)
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No-one can be above the law: Robinson
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson welcomes confirmation that police probes into Sinn Fein figures are advancing, says Michelle O’Neill cannot pick which laws apply to her and urges investigations to continue and the government to ensure offenders are held accountable without harming law‑abiding citizens.
Justice and policing Original release: No-one can be above the law: Robinson (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Robinson - time for honesty from SF
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson says the latest revelations about the Sinn Fein safeguarding scandal demand honesty, urging Michelle O’Neill to give a statement and answer questions in the NI Assembly and for the issue to be examined in the Executive Office Committee.
Justice and policing Original release: Robinson - time for honesty from SF (opens in a new tab)
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Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party
The DUP accuses Sinn Féin and deputy First Minister Michelle O'Neill of undermining the institutions after the Garvaghy Road blockade in Portadown, and calls for the Chief Constable to be transparent about threats, a fresh security assessment of dissidents and the Provisional IRA, and new…
Justice and policing Constitutional affairs Original release: Statement from the Democratic Unionist Party (opens in a new tab)Archived copy (captured later), Internet Archive capture of 9 November 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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O’Neill must respect the courts and the rule of law
DUP leader Gavin Robinson MP says First Minister Michelle O'Neill must respect court rulings after she called a Court of Appeal outcome on a Garvaghy Road Orange parade 'disgraceful' and urged protesters to stay put. He says her remarks inflamed opposition to a lawful Parades Commission…
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Original release: O’Neill must respect the courts and the rule of law (opens in a new tab)
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DUP prepared to elevate Sinn Fein to First Minister’s post
TUV South Down spokesperson Harold McKee accuses the DUP of being willing to nominate a deputy First Minister under Sinn Féin, citing Lord Dodds's Lords remarks that the party can re-enter the executive under a Sinn Féin First Minister. He calls the stance cynical and says TUV holds that no…
Constitutional affairs Original release: DUP prepared to elevate Sinn Fein to First Minister’s post (opens in a new tab)
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Robinson comments after meeting with Taoiseach
DUP leader Gavin Robinson says his delegation, including Deputy Leader Michelle McIlveen and Deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly, met Taoiseach Micheál Martin. He urges a rethink of the Windsor Framework, pushes for Northern Ireland to rejoin the day-ahead electricity market, and calls for…
Constitutional affairs Community relations and legacy Original release: Robinson comments after meeting with Taoiseach (opens in a new tab)
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O’Neill must answer to the people of Northern Ireland - McIlveen
DUP Deputy Leader Michelle McIlveen says First Minister Michelle O'Neill must answer to the Assembly and the public after she did not attend an Urgent Question on her actions on the Garvaghy Road. McIlveen says the First Minister has been unavailable and will not appear until Monday.
Community relations and legacy Original release: O’Neill must answer to the people of Northern Ireland - McIlveen (opens in a new tab)
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Statement from DUP Chairman Lord Morrow
Other Original release: Statement from DUP Chairman Lord Morrow (opens in a new tab)
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Sinn Fein comments raise questions for First Minister and Economy…
DUP deputy leader Emma Little Pengelly criticises Sinn Fein's comments on the Northern Ireland economy, citing FDI levels, 1500 international firms and low unemployment, and says Michelle O'Neill and Economy Minister Archibald must clarify whether they are promoting the economy.
Economy and employment Original release: Sinn Fein comments raise questions for First Minister and Economy… (opens in a new tab)
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DUP Conference 2022 - Gordon Lyons MLA - Director of Elections
DUP Director of Elections Gordon Lyons MLA, speaking at the 2022 DUP Annual Conference, says the party will stay ready for upcoming elections and lists DUP-secured funding, including a £165 million broadband scheme and £1 billion from the Confidence and Supply Agreement. He also attacks Sinn…
Constitutional affairs Economy and employment Original release: DUP Conference 2022 - Gordon Lyons MLA - Director of Elections (opens in a new tab)
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O'Neill's silence on abuse of DUP women is breathtaking - McIlveen
DUP Deputy Leader Michelle McIlveen MLA accuses First Minister Michelle O'Neill of double standards for refusing to condemn intimidation and misogynistic abuse aimed at party colleagues Lockhart and Dodds during an Assembly sitting on the Garvaghy Road.
Justice and policing Disability and equality Original release: O'Neill's silence on abuse of DUP women is breathtaking - McIlveen (opens in a new tab)
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Divisive border poll talk reflective of SFs misguided priorities –…
DUP Deputy Leader Michelle McIlveen says First Minister Michelle O'Neill's call for a border poll to coincide with the Belfast Agreement's 30th anniversary reflects misguided priorities. She claims it lays groundwork for using the 2027 election cycle as a mandate and urges Sinn Fein to focus on…
Constitutional affairs Original release: Divisive border poll talk reflective of SFs misguided priorities –… (opens in a new tab)
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O’Neill Must Go
TUV leader Jim Allister calls for Sinn Féin to be removed from government, accusing the party of breaking the law and the Pledge of Office and criticising the DUP for only lodging complaints. He urges the DUP to withdraw its support for First Minister Michelle O'Neill.
Constitutional affairs Original release: O’Neill Must Go (opens in a new tab)Archived copy, Internet Archive capture of 9 October 2026 (opens in a new tab)
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Sinn Féin and Michelle O’Neill are Wrong to attend British King’s Coronation - Tóibín
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín says Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill is wrong to attend the King's coronation, citing the expected Legacy Bill amnesty for British military personnel and the King's past role in the Parachute Regiment.
Constitutional affairs Community relations and legacy Original release: Sinn Féin and Michelle O’Neill are Wrong to attend British King’s Coronation - Tóibín (opens in a new tab)
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Robinson – Prime Minister’s D-Day decision is inexplicable
DUP Leader Gavin Robinson says Rishi Sunak's early departure from the D-Day 80th commemorations is inexplicable, and calls on First Minister Michelle O'Neill to acknowledge she was wrong not to join Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly in Normandy.
Other Original release: Robinson – Prime Minister’s D-Day decision is inexplicable (opens in a new tab)
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A 'First Minister for everyone' does not justify murder
DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson MP rejects Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill's claim, made in a BBC interview, that armed campaigns lacked any other option. He says the Enniskillen, La Mon and Kingsmill attacks were unjustifiable and calls on Sinn Fein to honour its St Andrew's commitment to the rule…
Community relations and legacy Justice and policing Issue: Michelle O'Neill comments on IRA violence during the Troubles Original release: A 'First Minister for everyone' does not justify murder (opens in a new tab)
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Michelle O’Neill doesn’t speak for Northern Ireland
UUP MLA for East Antrim John Stewart says a joint self-determination declaration to be signed in Cardiff by the First Minister means nothing without Westminster, and that she lacks authority to sign for Northern Ireland without Executive agreement. He calls for the office of First Minister to be…
Constitutional affairs Original release: Michelle O’Neill doesn’t speak for Northern Ireland (opens in a new tab)