Sinn Féin 'committed to peace' says Adams

Sinn Féin does not have to pass any “special tests” to prove its commitment to peace, the party’s president Gerry Adams said today.

Sinn Féin does not have to pass any “special tests” to prove its commitment to peace, the party’s president Gerry Adams said today.

British Prime Minister Tony Blair this week told Sinn Féin it had to realise that unless it was prepared to commit exclusively to peaceful means it could not be part of the government of Northern Ireland.

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