Speeches
This section of the website contains speeches outlining our vision of the new Ireland, and the politics of our All Ireland Agenda. Some were delivered by delegates at the party's Ard Fheiseanna (annual conference). Others were delivered at memorial lectures, or at commemorations to our fallen comrades, who continue to inspire us in our quest for the Ireland of equals
The following was delivered by Sinn Fein Ard Comhairle member, Martina Anderson (Derry), as part of the Liam Mellowes commemorative weekend in Wexford in December 2005.
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134. This Ard Fheis applauds the work of our elected representatives, to
build All Ireland campaigns.
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In opening this section on the All-Ireland agenda, I need hardly remind anyone here that this is the very core of our political project - this is what every single one of us is about, in our day-to-day work, wherever we are located - it is what inspired all of us to join in the struggle, to involve ourselves in republican politics.
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The Irish government and opposition parties - Fine Gael, the PDs, the Labour party, Fianna Fail have shamefully refused to work alongside Sinn Fein to highlight and challenge the discrimination and violence that Irish citizens living in the north face from unionists and loyalists.
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Michelle Gildernew, speaking on motions 131 and 137, on an all Ireland approach to the rural crisis.
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Oration given by Ard Comhairle member Martina Anderson (Derry), at the 90th anniversary commemoration for Jeremiah O'Donovan Rossa, in Glasnevin Cemetery, Dublin.
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Read this interview with West Tyrone MLA, Barry McElduff, Sinn Fein's All-Ireland spokesperson, in which he outlines the work of our All Ireland Agenda projects
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"How do we make our vision of a re-united Ireland popular and relevant to the people of Ireland ?"
To try to address this question, Sinn Fein's All Ireland Department has produced this paper for discussion.
All comments or feedback very welcome.
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Sean Oliver
Jim Monaghan
Anna Prior
Rose Dugdale
Domhnall O'Cobhthaigh
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