Several individuals, including Áine Murphy, Colm Gildernew, and Jemma Dolan, are candidates or serve as MLAs for Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland.
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Several individuals, including Áine Murphy, Colm Gildernew, and Jemma Dolan, are candidates or serve as MLAs for Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland.
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The political body of Northern Ireland is Stormont, while the Home Office manages the asylum system and London controls immigration policy. Sinn Féin and SDLP have accused the DUP of problematic rhetoric.Also in this story
- Sinn Féin is part of the power-sharing executive structure of the Stormont government in Northern Ireland.
- Emma Little-Pengelly has been identified as a politician operating within Northern Ireland.
The entities involved
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Sinn Féin
left-wing nationalist political party in Ireland
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Northern Ireland
part of the United Kingdom situated on the island of Ireland
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