Overview
- At the Sinn Féin Ard Fheis on Friday, Michelle O’Neill pledged to reform Stormont’s power‑sharing system to end what she called a blockage on progress.
- She said proposals will arrive within weeks and stressed that changing job titles matters less than making the Executive function for the public.
- O’Neill accused the DUP of trying to turn the clock back and described working with the party in the Executive as a very challenging arrangement.
- She criticized the UK Government’s legacy approach and called for a full public inquiry into Sean Brown’s death, noting his widow is still being taken through the courts.
- O’Neill reaffirmed delivery priorities such as building the A5 road in County Tyrone and said Sinn Féin will work with other progressive parties to drive change.