Welcome to The Weekly Digest from Sinn Féin where we bring you a flavour of the work and campaigns that we have been engaged in over the past week.

Addressing a mass rally in west Belfast in 1975, then Sinn Féin Vice-President Máire Drumm spoke of the emergence of what she called “The risen people.” There had been resistance before, even armed resistance, but now “we have a risen people�...

Party President Mary Lou McDonald revealed her team and outlined Sinn Féin’s objectives as the lead Opposition party in the Dáil at a press conference earlier today.

Andy McGibbon writes that within every crisis lies great opportunity. The musical response to the Black Lives Matter movement has a role in creating the momentum for equality of opportunity and justice for all.

Oisín McCann gives his analysis on yesterday's election of Micheál Martin as Taoiseach, and the opportunity that lies ahead as Sinn Féin take position as lead Opposition in the Dáil.

In a new podcast series called ‘Human Nature’, available to listen to on www.impartialreporter.com, journalist Rodney Edwards speaks to some of the best known people across Ireland north and south about life, love, emotion, grief and hears storie...

Three Sinn Fein politicians from Fermanagh and South Tyrone who attended the funeral of Bobby Storey in Belfast last week have said they attended his funeral “in line with public health guidelines”.

A dog owner in the Brookeborough area has been left “traumatised” after intruders attempted to break into her property and steal her dogs on Sunday morning (July 5).

The Portadown-born diplomat Sir Robert Hart was famous for transforming China’s beleaguered economy when he was Inspector General of the vast country’s Imperial Customs.

With a surge of applications made to the Parades Commission by bands across Northern Ireland to hold parades over the annual July 12 celebrations, there are at least five in Fermanagh which are awaiting a determination.