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🚨🗣BREAKING: 'It’s not about impacting Donald Trump per se. It’s about taking a stand for humanity.' ⛔️Sinn Féin will not attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House due to President Trump’s stance on Gaza. 🎤First Minister Michelle O’Neill told Chief Reporter James the decision is “about taking...

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Sinn Féin Mary Lou McDonald confirms she will not attend events in the White House following recent comments from President Donald Trump First Minister Michelle O’Neill says she will also not attend, a decision she said was not taken lightly
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Sinn Féin Mary Lou McDonald confirms she will not attend events in the White House following recent comments from President Donald Trump First Minister Michelle O’Neill says she will also not attend, a decision she said was not taken lightly

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🚨🇺🇸NEW: Emma Little-Pengelly to have private meeting with US President Donald Trump 🎤🎥Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL speaking to Chief Reporter James. It comes ahead of her visit to Washington DC for St Patrick’s Day celebrations. She outlined the potential opportunities for Northern Ireland following the trip, particularly around investment and strengthening relationships. Including that meeting with the President. When asked if attending the White House amounted to championing war, Emma Little-Pengelly said she is there to “champion Northern Ireland.” Responding to those who are boycotting the White House celebrations, she said it is a “missed opportunity.” She added that regardless of personal views about President Trump, he holds the highest office and engagement is key. First Minister Michelle O’Neill will not attend, as Sinn Féin continues its boycott from last year. She said she was “taking a stand for humanity.” In a statement when the decision was announced, the First Minister said: "I have taken the decision not to attend this year’s St Patrick’s Day events at the White House due to the situation in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. I deeply value the historic relationship between Ireland and the United States, and I remain committed to working with US figures to strengthen our peace and grow our economy."
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🚨🇺🇸NEW: Emma Little-Pengelly to have private meeting with US President Donald Trump 🎤🎥Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL speaking to Chief Reporter James. It comes ahead of her visit to Washington DC for St Patrick’s Day celebrations. She outlined the potential opportunities for Northern Ireland following the trip, particularly around investment and strengthening relationships. Including that meeting with the President. When asked if attending the White House amounted to championing war, Emma Little-Pengelly said she is there to “champion Northern Ireland.” Responding to those who are boycotting the White House celebrations, she said it is a “missed opportunity.” She added that regardless of personal views about President Trump, he holds the highest office and engagement is key. First Minister Michelle O’Neill will not attend, as Sinn Féin continues its boycott from last year. She said she was “taking a stand for humanity.” In a statement when the decision was announced, the First Minister said: "I have taken the decision not to attend this year’s St Patrick’s Day events at the White House due to the situation in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. I deeply value the historic relationship between Ireland and the United States, and I remain committed to working with US figures to strengthen our peace and grow our economy."

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🇺🇸🗣NEW: 'I'm going to the White House to champion Northern Ireland. If you don't turn up doors are closed.' 🎥Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL speaking to Chief Reporter James about her decision to attend the White House St Patrick’s Day celebration events. ⛔️It comes as Sinn Féin confirmed the party will not attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House due to President Trump’s stance on Gaza. She made clear she is engaging with the Office of the President and does not always have to agree with personal politics, adding that political 'Administrations come and go.' Asked about President Donald Trump’s comments about British soldiers, she said she made her feelings known and thanked soldiers across the UK and from the Republic of Ireland who served. She also spoke about the history of the Scots-Irish and the work Communities Minister Gordon Lyons MLA is doing.
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🇺🇸🗣NEW: 'I'm going to the White House to champion Northern Ireland. If you don't turn up doors are closed.' 🎥Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL speaking to Chief Reporter James about her decision to attend the White House St Patrick’s Day celebration events. ⛔️It comes as Sinn Féin confirmed the party will not attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House due to President Trump’s stance on Gaza. She made clear she is engaging with the Office of the President and does not always have to agree with personal politics, adding that political 'Administrations come and go.' Asked about President Donald Trump’s comments about British soldiers, she said she made her feelings known and thanked soldiers across the UK and from the Republic of Ireland who served. She also spoke about the history of the Scots-Irish and the work Communities Minister Gordon Lyons MLA is doing.

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⁉️💥BREAKING: Michelle O’Neill says the United Kingdom is in its 'final days' and welcomes comments from US President Donald Trump on united Ireland 🎥🎤Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James that the UK is in its final days and says Prime Minister Andy Burnham will hear that message “loud and clear”. 👥She is speaking from Cardiff, where leaders from Plaid Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿, The SNP and Sinn Féin will meet later to strengthen “the co-operation of Wales, Scotland and Ireland and build towards constitutional change”. Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald will be there. Michelle O’Neill made clear she is attending in a party capacity to further those relationships. She also detailed how Sinn Féin has had, and continues to have, major issues with the US administration over Gaza, but says Donald Trump’s comments on the future of Ireland reflect what she believes is the growing momentum for constitutional change. More on-air and online.
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⁉️💥BREAKING: Michelle O’Neill says the United Kingdom is in its 'final days' and welcomes comments from US President Donald Trump on united Ireland 🎥🎤Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James that the UK is in its final days and says Prime Minister Andy Burnham will hear that message “loud and clear”. 👥She is speaking from Cardiff, where leaders from Plaid Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿, The SNP and Sinn Féin will meet later to strengthen “the co-operation of Wales, Scotland and Ireland and build towards constitutional change”. Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald will be there. Michelle O’Neill made clear she is attending in a party capacity to further those relationships. She also detailed how Sinn Féin has had, and continues to have, major issues with the US administration over Gaza, but says Donald Trump’s comments on the future of Ireland reflect what she believes is the growing momentum for constitutional change. More on-air and online.

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💥🗣NEW: Emma Little-Pengelly: 'It should be a wake-up call for unionism. The UK is stronger together. Donald Trump wanted to bully the UK on Iran... I’m not worried about his comments.' 🎥🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James that she believes the UK is “stronger together” and says recent election results in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales should serve as a wake-up call for unionism. 👥It comes as First Minister Michelle O’Neill is in Cardiff, where leaders from Plaid Cymru, the SNP and Sinn Féin will meet later to strengthen “the co-operation of Wales, Scotland and Ireland and build towards constitutional change”. Michelle O’Neill has made clear she is attending in a party capacity to further those relationships. On Donald Trump’s comments on Irish unity, Emma Little-Pengelly said she is not worried by what he said, pointing out that he had also been mischievous with his language during the St Patrick’s Day events in Washington. More on-air and online.
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💥🗣NEW: Emma Little-Pengelly: 'It should be a wake-up call for unionism. The UK is stronger together. Donald Trump wanted to bully the UK on Iran... I’m not worried about his comments.' 🎥🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James that she believes the UK is “stronger together” and says recent election results in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales should serve as a wake-up call for unionism. 👥It comes as First Minister Michelle O’Neill is in Cardiff, where leaders from Plaid Cymru, the SNP and Sinn Féin will meet later to strengthen “the co-operation of Wales, Scotland and Ireland and build towards constitutional change”. Michelle O’Neill has made clear she is attending in a party capacity to further those relationships. On Donald Trump’s comments on Irish unity, Emma Little-Pengelly said she is not worried by what he said, pointing out that he had also been mischievous with his language during the St Patrick’s Day events in Washington. More on-air and online.

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Mary Lou McDonald confirms she will not attend St Patrick’s Day White House events. First Minister Michelle O’Neill will also not attend. McDonald urges Micheál Martin to reflect the view of the Irish people when it comes to Palestine in his meeting with Donald Trump.
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Mary Lou McDonald confirms she will not attend St Patrick’s Day White House events. First Minister Michelle O’Neill will also not attend. McDonald urges Micheál Martin to reflect the view of the Irish people when it comes to Palestine in his meeting with Donald Trump.

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Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill has announced she will not attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House, citing US President Donald Trump’s stance on Gaza as the reason for her boycott. Political figures from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland traditionally visit the US for the annual 17 March celebrations. However, O’Neill stated, “We are all heartbroken watching the suffering of the Palestinian people, and the US president’s remarks endorsing their mass expulsion from Gaza cannot be ignored.”
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Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O’Neill has announced she will not attend St Patrick’s Day events at the White House, citing US President Donald Trump’s stance on Gaza as the reason for her boycott. Political figures from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland traditionally visit the US for the annual 17 March celebrations. However, O’Neill stated, “We are all heartbroken watching the suffering of the Palestinian people, and the US president’s remarks endorsing their mass expulsion from Gaza cannot be ignored.”

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❗️🗣Potential Dublin visit to Irish President by Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly ‘the right thing to do’ 🎥🎤First Minister Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James that she hopes she and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL can visit Irish President Catherine Connolly in Dublin. Michelle O’Neill said it was her “great honour” to welcome Catherine Connolly to Stormont Castle today. She also outlined how she is delighted that the President is open to inviting both her and Emma Little-Pengelly to Dublin. The deputy First Minister was unable to attend Catherine Connolly’s inauguration due to “a number of other commitments in Belfast and Windsor” to mark Remembrance Day. Also speaking about her concerns that Irish citizens cannot vote in presidential elections.
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❗️🗣Potential Dublin visit to Irish President by Michelle O’Neill and Emma Little-Pengelly ‘the right thing to do’ 🎥🎤First Minister Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James that she hopes she and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL can visit Irish President Catherine Connolly in Dublin. Michelle O’Neill said it was her “great honour” to welcome Catherine Connolly to Stormont Castle today. She also outlined how she is delighted that the President is open to inviting both her and Emma Little-Pengelly to Dublin. The deputy First Minister was unable to attend Catherine Connolly’s inauguration due to “a number of other commitments in Belfast and Windsor” to mark Remembrance Day. Also speaking about her concerns that Irish citizens cannot vote in presidential elections.

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⁉️🗣NEW: Spoofing ‘not the type of language I would use. Terrorism was wrong in the past and is wrong today. We should have absolute clarity.’ 🎥🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James that “spoofing” is not the type of language she would use. She was responding to comments made by First Minister Michelle O’Neill. The First Minister said she believes the DUP and its leader, Gavin Robinson, are “spoofing” when it comes to questioning Sinn Féin’s support for policing. Emma Little-Pengelly says people want politicians to take things seriously, and there must be consistent support for the PSNI every day, including on recruitment and at events.
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⁉️🗣NEW: Spoofing ‘not the type of language I would use. Terrorism was wrong in the past and is wrong today. We should have absolute clarity.’ 🎥🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James that “spoofing” is not the type of language she would use. She was responding to comments made by First Minister Michelle O’Neill. The First Minister said she believes the DUP and its leader, Gavin Robinson, are “spoofing” when it comes to questioning Sinn Féin’s support for policing. Emma Little-Pengelly says people want politicians to take things seriously, and there must be consistent support for the PSNI every day, including on recruitment and at events.

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🚨🗣NEW: 'Sinn Féin are trying to ramp things up. It's manufactured outrage... I'm not sure why.' Emma Little-Pengelly on Stormont stability ⁉️🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James she does not know why Sinn Féin is making some of the comments on Stormont stability. It comes after Sinn Féin's Conor Murphy said the wheels could come off Stormont without reform of the institutions. Emma Little-Pengelly also hit back at First Minister Michelle O'Neill, saying Sinn Féin blocks issues at the Executive and pointing to its approach to the Armed Forces Covenant. She says work will continue to deliver progress around the Executive table.
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🚨🗣NEW: 'Sinn Féin are trying to ramp things up. It's manufactured outrage... I'm not sure why.' Emma Little-Pengelly on Stormont stability ⁉️🎤Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly BL tells Chief Reporter James she does not know why Sinn Féin is making some of the comments on Stormont stability. It comes after Sinn Féin's Conor Murphy said the wheels could come off Stormont without reform of the institutions. Emma Little-Pengelly also hit back at First Minister Michelle O'Neill, saying Sinn Féin blocks issues at the Executive and pointing to its approach to the Armed Forces Covenant. She says work will continue to deliver progress around the Executive table.

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First Minister Michelle O'Neill says the proposed £2,000 increase in MLA pay looks grotesque in the current climate and that Sinn Féin had no hand, act nor part in the decision. She said the party does not believe the rise should be paid and will make its views heard in the consultation now open, having spoken at a doorstep alongside party president Mary Lou McDonald.
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First Minister Michelle O'Neill says the proposed £2,000 increase in MLA pay looks grotesque in the current climate and that Sinn Féin had no hand, act nor part in the decision. She said the party does not believe the rise should be paid and will make its views heard in the consultation now open, having spoken at a doorstep alongside party president Mary Lou McDonald.

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⁉️💥NEW: 'The DUP are actually spoofing. I’m not playing games. This is too serious.' 🎥🎤First Minister Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James she believes the DUP and its leader, Gavin Robinson, are “spoofing”. 👥She says Sinn Féin fully supports policing here, and there is no question about that. It comes after Gavin Robinson criticised the party’s support for policing, claiming it failed to challenge criticism on social media of PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher’s visit to a school in Twinbrook last week. In a statement, Sinn Féin confirmed MLA Danny Baker MLA attended the event and said the party “won’t take lectures”.
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⁉️💥NEW: 'The DUP are actually spoofing. I’m not playing games. This is too serious.' 🎥🎤First Minister Michelle O’Neill tells Chief Reporter James she believes the DUP and its leader, Gavin Robinson, are “spoofing”. 👥She says Sinn Féin fully supports policing here, and there is no question about that. It comes after Gavin Robinson criticised the party’s support for policing, claiming it failed to challenge criticism on social media of PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher’s visit to a school in Twinbrook last week. In a statement, Sinn Féin confirmed MLA Danny Baker MLA attended the event and said the party “won’t take lectures”.

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⁉️💥WATCH: Mary Lou McDonald on Irish unity: ‘Dublin and London burying their heads in the sand’ when it comes to a united Ireland. 🎤Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald tells Chief Reporter James that anyone dismissing the 'momentum on Irish unity couldn’t be more wrong.' 🗣Vice President of the party and First Minister Michelle O’Neill said election results in Scotland and Wales “will be very telling”, adding: “I think it’s an opportunity for people to reject the fact that Westminster has failed people here, whether it’s in Scotland or Wales.” Mary Lou McDonald says young people will be “let down” if there is no planning, with the Irish Government responsible for setting the pace. Secretary of State Hilary Benn previously said that a border poll was still some way off in the distance.
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⁉️💥WATCH: Mary Lou McDonald on Irish unity: ‘Dublin and London burying their heads in the sand’ when it comes to a united Ireland. 🎤Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald tells Chief Reporter James that anyone dismissing the 'momentum on Irish unity couldn’t be more wrong.' 🗣Vice President of the party and First Minister Michelle O’Neill said election results in Scotland and Wales “will be very telling”, adding: “I think it’s an opportunity for people to reject the fact that Westminster has failed people here, whether it’s in Scotland or Wales.” Mary Lou McDonald says young people will be “let down” if there is no planning, with the Irish Government responsible for setting the pace. Secretary of State Hilary Benn previously said that a border poll was still some way off in the distance.

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🚨🗣NEW: 'I have no confidence in Paul Givan and it can’t be restored. It’s important to remember he is not the victim here.' 🎥🎤Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald tells Chief Reporter James she has no confidence in Paul Givan continuing as Education Minister. The DUP Minister has faced criticism over his recent trip to Israel, during which he visited a school and asked his department to publicise it on social media. She says this is not the view of a “pan-republican front,” but that ordinary, decent people have been hurt. Adds that if relationships at Stormont are damaged, that is down to Mr Givan.
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🚨🗣NEW: 'I have no confidence in Paul Givan and it can’t be restored. It’s important to remember he is not the victim here.' 🎥🎤Sinn Féin President Mary Lou McDonald tells Chief Reporter James she has no confidence in Paul Givan continuing as Education Minister. The DUP Minister has faced criticism over his recent trip to Israel, during which he visited a school and asked his department to publicise it on social media. She says this is not the view of a “pan-republican front,” but that ordinary, decent people have been hurt. Adds that if relationships at Stormont are damaged, that is down to Mr Givan.

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⁉️💥NEW: “There is a crack in the union. The 'disunited Kingdom'. London has treated us like second-class citizens.” 🎤🎥Chief Reporter James speaking to Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O’Neill. 🗳She believes that, when looking at Scotland and Wales, if elections go a certain way there could be 'huge changes' in the make-up of the United Kingdom, with a united Ireland following in the future. She says election wins for The SNP in Scotland and Plaid Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 in Wales would say a lot about where people are at, adding: “They want change.” On Westminster, Michelle O’Neill says London has never cared for this place and never will. It comes ahead of the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast this weekend, with keynote addresses from Michelle O’Neill on Friday and party leader Mary Lou McDonald on Saturday.
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⁉️💥NEW: “There is a crack in the union. The 'disunited Kingdom'. London has treated us like second-class citizens.” 🎤🎥Chief Reporter James speaking to Sinn Féin Vice President Michelle O’Neill. 🗳She believes that, when looking at Scotland and Wales, if elections go a certain way there could be 'huge changes' in the make-up of the United Kingdom, with a united Ireland following in the future. She says election wins for The SNP in Scotland and Plaid Cymru 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 in Wales would say a lot about where people are at, adding: “They want change.” On Westminster, Michelle O’Neill says London has never cared for this place and never will. It comes ahead of the party’s Ard Fheis in Belfast this weekend, with keynote addresses from Michelle O’Neill on Friday and party leader Mary Lou McDonald on Saturday.

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Hamas is deciding whether to agree on a deal with US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which promises to bring peace in Gaza. Following talks at the White House, the leaders warned that if Hamas rejects the 20-point plan, Israel will 'finish the job' with the full backing of the US. michelle morrison has more.
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Hamas is deciding whether to agree on a deal with US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which promises to bring peace in Gaza. Following talks at the White House, the leaders warned that if Hamas rejects the 20-point plan, Israel will 'finish the job' with the full backing of the US. michelle morrison has more.

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🚨🗣NEW: Gordon Lyons says he never believed Michelle O’Neill was “a First Minister for all” and voices “anger” at the Army jobs fair row. 👥The Army has pulled out of a jobs fair in Derry following opposition from nationalist councillors. DUP Leader Gavin Robinson described the move as a “lack of leadership.” Mr Lyons told Chief Reporter James that recent events reinforced his view that Michelle O’Neill does not represent everyone as First Minister. Asked whether he understood sensitivities given the history in the city. He said he has instructed officials to seek legal advice on whether the decision is in line with equality duties. Adding that this does not impact on relationships within Executive and how there will always be challenges. Sinn Féin has been approached for comment.
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🚨🗣NEW: Gordon Lyons says he never believed Michelle O’Neill was “a First Minister for all” and voices “anger” at the Army jobs fair row. 👥The Army has pulled out of a jobs fair in Derry following opposition from nationalist councillors. DUP Leader Gavin Robinson described the move as a “lack of leadership.” Mr Lyons told Chief Reporter James that recent events reinforced his view that Michelle O’Neill does not represent everyone as First Minister. Asked whether he understood sensitivities given the history in the city. He said he has instructed officials to seek legal advice on whether the decision is in line with equality duties. Adding that this does not impact on relationships within Executive and how there will always be challenges. Sinn Féin has been approached for comment.

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