Granemore Ballymacnab Sinn Féin

Granemore Ballymacnab Sinn Féin Active since 2003, proudly working to promote Irish unity & community activism. Represented locally by Cllr Bróna Haughey.

Honouring the legacy of Volunteers Fergal Caraher & Raymond McCreesh. ✊🏼 Bígí linn.

14/09/2026

Significant summit today in Cardiff as political leaders from Ireland, Scotland & Wales assemble to discuss independence and self determination.

09/09/2026

“When you’re going through cancer, you need your family near.”

Please support the campaign of Catherine Sherry’s family, to deliver all-Ireland access to CAR-T cell therapy.

No one should be separated from their loving family when receiving cancer treatment.

Sharing services makes sense. It’s long past time for all-island access to essential treatment.

Please sign the petition and share it with your friends and families.

Link in the comments ⬇️





08/09/2026
07/09/2026

John O'Dowd MLA challenges Unionists today in Stormont about their instance on seeking to march down the Garvaghy Road.

03/09/2026
“The days of unwanted marches being imposed on the Garvaghy Road community are over. “The people of this small community...
03/09/2026

“The days of unwanted marches being imposed on the Garvaghy Road community are over.

“The people of this small community should be left to live in peace, free from fear and intimidation.

“Sinn Féin stands fully with the people of Garvaghy Road.” - Michelle O'Neill

25/08/2026

Michelle O'Neill comments on today’s court judgment regarding the Parades Commission

Finucane comments on High Court ruling against Parades CommissionSinn Féin MP John Finucane said: "Today's judgment need...
25/08/2026

Finucane comments on High Court ruling against Parades Commission

Sinn Féin MP John Finucane said: "Today's judgment needs to be carefully studied, but it is important to be clear about what it is and what it is not.

"The court has quashed a Parades Commission determination because of failings in how that decision was reached. It has not determined that an Orange Order parade should proceed down the Garvaghy Road, nor does today's judgment give permission for one.

"The people of the Garvaghy Road and Portadown have lived peacefully for 28 years and deserve to continue doing so. Drumcree came to represent deep sectarianism, bitterness and division, leaving wounds which have still not fully healed. Nobody should want to reopen those divisions.

"That is why the tribal and triumphalist reaction from some within political unionism today is so telling. Those declaring this a victory for unionism and loyalism should reflect on who exactly they believe has been defeated. The residents of the Garvaghy Road are not opponents to be defeated, and this should never become a contest where one community must win and another must lose.

"Our position is clear. We see no logic or justification for an Orange Order parade proceeding down the Garvaghy Road. If a fresh application is made, we will make representations to the Parades Commission firmly on that basis."

15/08/2026

The Good Jobs Bill will deliver better rights at work, more support for families, and stronger protections for low-paid workers.

It is time for the DUP to stop attacking workers’ rights and stop blocking the Good Jobs Bill.

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