Comhghairdeas to party colleague Cllr Grace Uí Niallais as she begins her year as Ard Mhéara of Derry City & Strabane District Council.
An outstanding representative who will be a great ambassador for the city and district.
Wishing you every success for the year ahead 💚
Sinn Féin has today launched our reform proposals, which include making sure no party should ever again block the formation of an Executive.
Workers and families need and deserve effective and stable government, and Sinn Féin will continue working to build a better politics for all.
You can read our proposals here:
https://t.co/hbnLCqMTq7
Economy Minister Dr @CArchibald_SF has outlined plans for the reform and modernisation of credit unions following a public consultation
🔗https://t.co/2zu2sEz7fL
Cancer Charities Coalition Showcase Event❤️
Providing essential support at every stage of the cancer journey - from prevention and early intervention to family support, research, and palliative care. Their contribution to our health system is absolutely invaluable.👏
Youth Work Alliance launch their Youth Work Charter at Stormont
Well done to the young people 👏who shared their passionate views on the importance of investing in youth work in their communities and the positive impact it has had on their lives and life opportunities.
Finance Minister @JohnODowdSF has announced £102.6 million for an additional six projects to continue to drive forward the transformation of public services.
The six proposals recommended by the Transformation Board and being funded are;
⚕️ £42 million for @healthdpt’s ePharmacy Primary Care Digital Reform Programme
👨👩👧👦£29.2m for Together for Families project @healthdpt
💼 £16m for @CommunitiesNI’s Pathway to Work and Wellbeing with @healthdpt & @Economy_NI
🖥️ £6m for @dptfinance’s Digital Workplace programme
🐄 £4m for @daera_ni’s Bovine Tuberculosis Research Project
📊 £5.3m for @dptfiannce’s NISRA Data Linkage Office
Click here for more detail on these Transformation projects➡️ https://t.co/lFputR8a6x
🔔 ℹ️ The A5 public engagement events for the Newbuildings to Sion Mills route options are taking place today until 8.30pm in Strabane's Fir Trees Hotel and tomorrow from 11am to 8.30pm in the Everglades Hotel, Derry.
More info 👇🏽
Sinn Féin’s Good Jobs Bill will strengthen paternity leave rights.
This will ensure both parents can spend time with their newborn child.
It is vital the Good Jobs Bill is supported by the Executive so it can make its way to the Assembly.
2/3 Thanks so much to the MLAs who stopped by our stand for a chat and to find out more on who we are and what we do. It was great to meet you all and give you the lowdown on OG!
@PaulaJaneB@ciaraf44@NualaMcAllister@connieegan94
Minister Liz Kimmins was in Derry this week where she had the opportunity to view progress on a new controlled crossing at Daisyfield.
She also visited the Foyle Valley Greenway where the Department’s contribution for lighting the active travel route was discussed.
The Minister also met with local politicians, residents and Bus Éireann at Nixon’s Corner and Killea to discuss key issues including road safety, bus stop location and improving connectivity in the area.
Sinn Féin’s Good Jobs Bill will help to tackle the cost of living crisis.
As part of these laws, tips, gratuities and service charges will be passed on to workers in full.
It is vital the Good Jobs Bill is supported by the Executive so it can make its way to the Assembly.
Mayor’s Ball 2026🎉
A lovely evening in great company celebrating a brilliant year for Ruairí 👏🏼 & supporting two fantastic charities.
@DerrySinnFein
📹 This week we've been highlighting the dangers of e-scooters in public places, for both the riders and general public.
Minister Liz Kimmins:
"I want to remind everyone that e-scooters are not toys, and parents and guardians must be aware of these risks to children and young people."
"Anyone using e scooters in public spaces are putting their lives, and the lives of those around them at risk, and they’re breaking the law."
#RoadSafety @ImtacNI@guidedogsni@RNIBNI@NIRoadPolicing@BelfastTrust
Economy Minister Dr @CArchibald_SF has welcomed tourism statistics for 2025, which show an increase in tourism expenditure and visitor numbers.
🔗https://t.co/GZcVLZK4vQ
Economy Minister Dr @CArchibald_SF has encouraged businesses to pass on a newly announced temporary targeted VAT reduction to consumers to assist with the cost of living.
While welcoming the move from the Chancellor to temporarily reduce VAT on some summer attractions, the Minister also repeated her call for a reduced VAT pilot for hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland.
Read more ➡️ https://t.co/uo7LCkhkOJ
Deposited Paper: Information provided by the Minister for Communities in response to @ciaraf44 MLA detailing the number of flats owned by the Housing Executive on 1 April 2026, broken down by (i) region; (ii) Assembly constituency; and (iii) council area. https://t.co/ZVITzZfRlM
Deposited Paper: Information provided by the Minister for Communities in response to @ciaraf44 MLA detailing adapted or accessible dwellings subject to major adaptations, by (i) region; (ii) Assembly constituency; and (iii) council area. https://t.co/Ps1cfu8Ltw
Deposited Paper: Information provided by the Minister for Communities in response to @ciaraf44 MLA detailing the number of homes sold under the House Sales Scheme since its introduction, by (i) constituency; (ii) council area; and (iii) year of sale. https://t.co/Ov0AdVkp5J
Today I met with King Charles at Hillsborough.
I welcomed his continued efforts to promote positive relationships between our islands, and people of Irish and British traditions here.
This included hosting Uachtarán na hÉireann Catherine Connolly yesterday, and attending a Fleadh Cheoil event today, recognising and celebrating the vibrancy of Irish culture and language.
We all come from different lived experiences and perspectives, but that should never be a barrier to showing respect for each other’s views and identities.
As your First Minister, I am committed to building a society rooted in respect and equality for every person.
I will continue to do all I can to break down barriers and ensure our young people grow up in a better world than many of us did.