Fianna Fáil criticise Sinn Féin for refusing to take Westminster seats for Brexit votes

Fianna Fáil has criticised Sinn Féin for refusing to take its Westminster seats for crucial Brexit votes.

Fianna Fáil criticise Sinn Féin for refusing to take Westminster seats for Brexit votes
Tue, 15 Oct, 2019 - 19:28
Elaine Loughlin

Fianna Fáil has criticised Sinn Féin for refusing to take its Westminster seats for crucial Brexit votes.

Calling on Sinn Féin to take up their House of Commons seats, Fianna Fáil Brexit spokesperson Lisa Chambers said Mary-Lou McDonald's party have failed to recognise the extraordinary times we are in.

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