Sinn Féin, St. Patrick's Day and White House

Sinn Féin may be boycotting White House for St Patrick’s Day, but Mary Lou McDonald is imploring Taoiseach to attend and confront Trump
Taoiseach Micheál Martin should go to the White House on St Patrick’s Day, Mary Lou McDonald has said, but he should confront US president Donald Trump over his “dangerous” rhetoric on Gaza.
Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O'Neill to boycott White House on St Patrick's Day
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Sinn Fein defends boycott of US visit for St Patrick’s Day events amid criticism
Sinn Fein has defended its decision to boycott Washington DC for St Patrick’s Day amid criticism from political opponents across the island of Ireland. The party’s leadership, which normally travels to the US to mark the occasion every year,
Sinn Féin leaders won't attend St. Patrick's event at White House to protest US stance on Gaza
In 1995, President Bill Clinton invited Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams to the event, which was condemned by the British government. Sinn Féin said this is the first year since the peace agreement that its leaders won’t be traveling to Washington for St. Patrick's Day events.
Murphy defends Sinn Féin's White House boycott
The party have announced that it will not attend the annual St Patrick's Day festivities next month.
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Sinn Fein First Minister Michelle O'Neill and party leader Mary Lou McDonald have said they will not attend an event at the White House around St Patrick’s Day
Mary Lou McDonald said they are taking“a principled stance against the threat of mass expulsion of the Palestinian people ...
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald writes to Ceann Comhairle following Dáil row with Taoiseach
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has written to the Ceann Comhairle calling on her to follow up formally with Taoiseach ...