Migration must be managed in the best interests of the people of Ireland, taking into account our needs in terms ofworkers for key sectors such as health; challenges including the housing crisis and the capacity of public services; and a humanitarian response to those fleeing war and persecution.

This summer, the EU sets its long-term Budget, outlining its spending priorities and revenues for the next seven years. Sinn Féin believes that the EU needs to get back to focusing on the everyday issues like the cost of living, protecting the livelihoods of farmers, fishers, and workers, and the development of our regions.

In this General Election, you have a clear choice. A choice between the disappointments and failures of the past or a future of hope and change with a government that cares about you and has the detailed plans to deliver for you, your family, your community and for Ireland.

Sinn Féin is committed to building a Poblacht na hÉireann which is also a Poblacht na n-Ealaíon, a Republic of the Arts, reflecting the vision of the poet’s revolution of 1916. Sinn Féin has engaged with artists, arts work­ers, audiences, communities, and businesses to hear what they most need to thrive, and in this document…

Sinn Féin’s policy on the Irish language in our education system, the most comprehensive and ambitious ever produced by a political party, sets out advances that should be made at pre-school, primary, post-primary, further and higher education, adult learning, and teacher training, both North and South, addressing teaching shortages, subpar accommodation, and the need for…

Sinn Féin are committed to delivering fair play for farmers. This means equitable which the number of family owned and managed farms across Ireland can be treatment, a common-sense approach to schemes and grants, and ensuring the maintained and increased. Its role would be to examine the key challenges voices of all farmers are heard…

Sinn Féin in government will deliver childcare at €10 a day per child because we recognize that good quality affordable childcare is essential for families and for the economy. Sinn Féin will lift the burden off hardworking families, many of whom are under pressure. We will make Ireland a better place to raise a family…

Sinn Féin has a plan to make housing affordable and to bring homeownership back within reach of working people. Sinn Féin’s housing plan will deliver 300,000 new homes – private, public, affordable and to rent homes as well as enabling people to build homes in their own communities. This is a comprehensive costed plan, the…

This document outlines Sinn Féin’s proposals to reform the school transport system and end the current chaos families face. The plan sets out how the party would expand school transport and deliver an additional 100,000 school bus places with an additional investment of €250 million. Our plan would expand the eligibility criteria for mainstream school…