Adams’ peculiar idea of a united Ireland

IS there no end to Gerry Adams and Sinn Féin’s doublespeak?

In the aftermath of what is acknowledged as a good performance by Sinn Féin in the Assembly elections, Mr Adams seeks to interpret it as a victory over the four main parties in the Republic. Like it or not, these four parties alone still secured over 80% support in recent opinion polls.

How does this sit with his belief in a united Ireland?

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