Sinn Féin ends policing boycott

A decisive step towards power-sharing in the North was taken tonight as Sinn Féin ended an 86-year boycott of policing in the North.

A decisive step towards power-sharing in the North was taken tonight as Sinn Féin ended an 86-year boycott of policing in the North.

Delegates at a special conference in Dublin tonight overwhelmingly backed party leader Gerry Adams and Martin McGuinness’ call for the party to support the Police Service of Northern Ireland.

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