Sinn Féin Boycott of Celebrations A ‘Stand Against Injustice’

Sinn Féin’s first minister Michelle O’Nill, says that he “stands against injustice” as he defended his decision to Boycick St Patrick’s events.

Friday, announced by the party that it would not travel to Washington DC for the annual feast on the next month above the US Donald Trump’s confation.

Have growing calls for the party to explain its position, After the social democratic party (SDLP) that it is clear that it does not participate in celebrations when invited.

However, no invitations officially released more.

The DOP leader Gavin Robinson criticizes the decision as “short-eye and counter-affirmation” and confirms his party to attend St Patrick’s events.

If the power partition works, it is customary to the first and representative first of the trip ministers.

O’Neill said he couldn’t attend St Patrick’s Day events “of good conscience” after the words President Trump told Gaza earlier this month.

US president proposed before US can “take” and “own” Gaza while living its population in the process.

“I stand against an injustice that I have seen before every day from dangerous rhetoric from this new US president,” he said to the BBC NIVE NIVE.

“In times like this, how we ask our grandchildren, whenever Palestinian people suffer along the man this decision for me is so much position in the principle and I think it is the right thing to do. “

The first minister said he was “comfortable” in his decision, and added that he appreciated the US relationship.

He said he knew the Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengly in his decision this morning, and didn’t “stand on his way” if he wants to go.

“I respect his different views and begins to ask him,” he said.

“I took my decision at a point of principle, I know that I did what I did, but Emma also had her voice and let her know her, no doubt I’m hesitant, I don’t have any doubt. “

O’Neill says this is the “right thing” for Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Micheál Martin still to USE US celebrations.

“He has a wonderful experience that he will get a chance to the President of the United States,” he added.

“He had the opportunity to make the depths of the feeling of people here, at the house of Ireland and I think he didn’t have to miss that moment.”

Taoiseach said Sinn Féin “took part in politics” in its decision, and said he had a “country responsibility” to attend celebrations.

“Many Irish companies make thousands of US jobs – and many US companies make jobs in Ireland – but there is an important relationship and we have a significant relationship and we have a significant relationship and we have a significant relationship and we have an important relationship important relationships and we have an important relationship and we have an important relationship with the people of the country and to participate and profile the Irish investment level, “Irish broadcaster rté is,” Irish broadcaster rté the reports.

Tánaiste (Deputy Irish Prime Minister) Simon Harris said Sinn Fein’s principle “did not help anyone in Palestine”.

“It’s always easier to not show up, isn’t it? What is the most productive is to show, and actually issues with the G20 Summit reports.

Previously, Sinn Féin President Mary Lou Mcdonald said he had followed the comments of the President of the “Horror” in their homes and the permanent seizure of Palestine lands and permanent seizures “.

He said his decision not to attend the events this year was a “principal principle” against “call for a masses to dispel Palestinian people from Gaza”.

In a press conference after the announcement, McDonald added that the US is a “appreciated friend” in Ireland, with strong relations with Irish economy and paper.

However, Sinn Féin President said the current US administration is the “evil agreement” in Palestine.

“Only one route of peace and security is a permanent ceasefire followed by a settlement of negotiation that guides peace and security of a reasonable state solution and that is the solution to the US.”

The Democratic Unionist Party Party Gavin Robinson criticized the decision of the first minister of selling celebrations and confirmed that his Washington party on Sunday’s Day at Sat Patrick.

“We often use the opportunity to strengthen economic relations with northern Ireland and political in the United States, regardless of occupying the White House,” he said.

“We will continue to participate in our Washington companions, which promote northern Ireland as an area to invest, work, and do business.”

The SDLP leader Claire Hanna said he enjoys having a “growing things known as usual” in the US today’s administration.

Last week, he announced that his party Lose an invitation to the White House off in Gaza President’s comments.

This is the second year of a row that the party says it will turn an invitation to St Patrick’s Day celebrations.

“There are those who have been Donald Trump and tried to ride his covertails,” he said to the BBC NIVE’s.

“They have a decision when they are in accordance with his autocracy, his way of exacerbating and potential international distress or if they choose power of power.”