Gerry Adams: We won right to referendum by our devotion to democratic objectives
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  Oct 25, 2021  
     
 
Michael Cousins
 
Michael Cousins
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*An Alliance Party MLA has branded the recent behaviour of Sinn Fein over the issue of Northern Ireland’s centenary “appalling” and “insulting”.

* Last day to apply for £100 high street voucher scheme. Stormont’s Economy Minister, Gordon Lyons, said the portal to apply for the £100 card will close at midnight on Monday (Oct 25).

* Former BBC NI politics correspondent Martina Purdy has hit out at Northern Ireland’s liberalised abortion laws.

* Halloween night could become a “super-spreader event” for young people in Northern Ireland who have not received a Covid vaccination, an MLA has warned.

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  Gerry Adams: We won right to referendum by our devotion to democratic objectives  
     
  Ex-Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams has claimed that the right to hold a referendum on Irish unity was something republicans “won” thanks to their devotion to “democratic objectives”.  
     
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