Sinn Féin denies profiting from expenses

Sinn Féin is dismissing reports on expenses its members have claimed from the British government.

Sinn Féin denies profiting from expenses

Sinn Féin is dismissing reports on expenses its members have claimed from the British government.

It has been reported that the party's five MPs - including leader Gerry Adams, and the North's Deputy First Minister Martin Mc Guinness - have claimed more than £300,000 (€337,604) in five years.

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