Sinn Féin decide on EU parliament allegiance

Sinn Féin’s MEPs are to work within the United European Left and Nordic Green Alliance group in the European Parliament, they confirmed today.

Sinn Féin decide on EU parliament allegiance
Tue, 13 Jul, 2004 - 16:58

Sinn Féin’s MEPs are to work within the United European Left and Nordic Green Alliance group in the European Parliament, they confirmed today.

As they prepared for their first visit to the Parliament as MEPs, Mary Lou McDonald and Bairbre de Brun said they would use their new platform to advance the peace process and push for European Union reform.

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