Sinn Féin replaces ministerial team as Stormont appoints new line-up

The Noth's political parties appointed their new power-sharing government today – with Sinn Féin replacing its entire ministerial team.

Sinn Féin replaces ministerial team as Stormont appoints new line-up
Mon, 16 May, 2011 - 14:11

The Noth's political parties appointed their new power-sharing government today – with Sinn Féin replacing its entire ministerial team.

DUP leader Peter Robinson got first choice of portfolios as leader of the largest party after emerging with 38 seats in the Assembly election.

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