Sinn Féin criticised over call for Irish unity referendum

Sinn Féin has been criticised over its call for an Irish unity referendum within five years.

Sinn Féin criticised over call for Irish unity referendum
Mon, 02 Apr, 2018 - 23:21

Sinn Féin has been criticised over its call for an Irish unity referendum within five years.

The call came from the party's deputy leader Michelle O'Neill as she addressed an Easter commemoration in Belfast at the weekend.

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