SF claim DUP show 'lack of conviction'

The Democratic Unionists’ refusal to engage with Sinn Féin in talks on the future of the Good Friday Agreement shows a lack of conviction in their own position, Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said tonight.

The Democratic Unionists’ refusal to engage with Sinn Féin in talks on the future of the Good Friday Agreement shows a lack of conviction in their own position, Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams said tonight.

As he arrived in Dublin for his party’s annual conference, the West Belfast MP said the DUP would have to reach an accommodation with his party.

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