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Sinn Féin International retweeted
🚨PANEL ANNOUNCEMENT🚨
We are delighted to announce our fantastic panel for our ‘Media in a New Ireland’ event.
Join us next Wednesday 14th October at 7pm in @JamesConnollyVC and have your say!
Bígí linn!
Register now:
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Sinn Féin International retweeted
Over 50 foreign Ambassadors & senior diplomats from 41 Embassies were briefed in Dublin this afternoon by @Donnchadhol & myself on the deepening impasse at Garvaghy Road, & abject failure of the British Secretary of State to intervene, & stop the Orange Order parade
#NoGoingBack
Sinn Féin International retweeted
A message of Solidarity from our friends in Ernai, the Republican youth of the Basque Country!
Euskal Herria 🤝 Éire
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90 years ago, Irish dockers & Jewish workers stood shoulder to shoulder on Cable Street to stop Mosley’s fascists
Today in London, that same spirit echoed loud and clear - with Garvaghy Road solidarity front and centre
There can be no going back!
¡No Pasarán! ✊🏼🚩
Sinn Féin International retweeted
Irish in Vancouver stand in solidarity with Garvaghy Road residents. FOSF Canada Board member Patrick Evans joined Irish community activists at the British Consulate in Vancouver yesterday to show solidarity with the people of the Garvaghy Rd. There is no going back!
ALT Photo of Garvaghy solidarity protest outside British consulate in Vancouver.
ALT Photo of Garvaghy solidarity protest outside British consulate in Vancouver.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
Historic parallels between Cable Street and Garvaghy Road are 'unmistakable'
'Thousands have held the Garvaghy Road against those in unionism who want to turn back the clock' - @DeclanKearneySF
sinnfein.ie/news/historic-pa…
Sinn Féin International retweeted
Proud to speak at the huge rally to mark the 90th anniversary of the battle of Cable Street in London today.
My message was clear:
The fascists did not pass on Cable Street in 1936.
And the Orange Order will not pass on Garvaghy Road.
No going back…No Pasarán! 🇮🇪✊🏽
Sinn Féin International retweeted
The Sinn Féin leadership arrives onto the Garvaghy Road with thousands in attendance for today’s solidarity rally.
The message from this community is clear: there can be no unwanted orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
No Going Back!
Not now. Not ever!
Sinn Féin International retweeted
Sinn Féin stands shoulder to shoulder with the residents of Garvaghy Road.
Over 15,000 turned out to send a clear message: No going back!
There can be no orange march down the Garvaghy Road.
We will continue to stand proudly behind the local community.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
The people united will never be defeated!✊ #Garvaghyroad #Drumcree
Sinn Féin International retweeted
We wrote today in support of Garvaghy Road residents who refuse to accept a proposed sectarian extremist march through their community @sinnfeinireland @SFIntDept
Sinn Féin International retweeted
Some have got themselves very exercised over a video highlighting the historical parallels between the American civil rights struggle & the Irish struggle…
They ignore that those who actually waged the struggle in the USA clearly saw the parallels for themselves & embraced it…
Sinn Féin International retweeted
France. Italy. Belgium. Sweden. Catalonia. Basque Country. Germany. Spain. Galicia.
MEPs from across Europe have signed a letter in support of the people of the Garvaghy Road, calling for any attempt to force an Orange march through the community to be stopped.
Support for the people of the Garvaghy Road is growing across Ireland and around the world.
Go raibh maith agat to Sinn Féin MEP Kathleen Funchion for helping to secure more solidarity for the people of the Garvaghy Road on the international stage.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
✈️ Belfast to Cardiff, and now home after an historic day in our journey to independence.
Sinn Féin, the SNP and Plaid Cymru met today to pledge to work together in the best interests of our citizens and to advance their right to independence.
For the first time in history, there are three nationalist First Ministers leading in the north, Scotland and Wales.
That is a powerful reflection of the growing desire for a future beyond Westminster.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
An historic meeting of Sinn Féin, the SNP and Plaid Cymru, where we committed to work together to stand up for our people and their right to independence.
We are living through a time of enormous change in Ireland and across our nations, with three nationalist First Ministers in office for the first time in history.
Change will not be stopped.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
📸 An historic image that speaks to the enormous change taking place in Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Today, the leaders of Sinn Féin, the SNP and Plaid Cymru came together to stand strong for the rights of our people and for their right to self-determination.
Today is all the more historic because, for the first time, three nationalist and pro-independence First Ministers hold office.
Change is happening and it will continue to happen.
We will continue to build a better future in a new and united Ireland.
Sinn Féin International retweeted
The right to decide our own futures is an exciting project. One filled with hope, ambition and opportunity.
Today marks an historic moment as Sinn Féin, the SNP and Plaid Cymru come together to stand up for the interests of our nations and their right to independence.
For the first time in history, three nationalist and pro-independence First Ministers now hold office. This is a powerful testament to the enormous change of the times we are living through.