Election results settle Sinn Féin nerves

A day before Northern Ireland’s Assembly Election, Sinn Féin candidates were getting twitchy.

Election results settle Sinn Féin nerves
Fri, 28 Nov, 2003 - 17:14

A day before Northern Ireland’s Assembly Election, Sinn Féin candidates were getting twitchy.

“Our canvass returns are frighteningly good,” South Down candidate Caitriona Ruane confessed as she accompanied party leader Gerry Adams on a walkabout on Belfast’s Antrim Road.

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CourtsNorth electionsPlace: Belfast’s Antrim RoadPlace: South BelfastPlace: BelfastPlace: NewryPlace: ArmaghPlace: North BelfastPlace: East DerryPlace: north AntrimPlace: Lagan ValleyPlace: FoylePlace: west BelfastPlace: South DownPerson: Caitriona RuanePerson: Gerry AdamsPerson: Sheena CampbellPerson: Francie MolloyPerson: Lord MayorPerson: Alex MaskeyPerson: Monica McWilliamsPerson: Conor MurphyPerson: Gerry KellyPerson: Kathy StantonPerson: Francie BrollyPerson: Philip McGuiganPerson: Rev Ian PaisleyPerson: Mark DurkanPerson: John HumePerson: Eddie McGradyPerson: Raymond McCartneyPerson: Mary NelisPerson: Mitchel McLaughlinPerson: FoylePerson: MLAPerson: McLaughlinPerson: Ian PaisleyEvent: Northern Ireland’s Assembly ElectionEvent: Assembly electionOrganisation: Sinn FéinOrganisation: SDLPOrganisation: Ulster Volunteer ForceOrganisation: Women’s CoalitionOrganisation: Ulster UnionistsOrganisation: Democratic UnionistsOrganisation: Nationalist PartyOrganisation: DUPOrganisation: Democratic Unionist PartyOrganisation: Foyle Assembly
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