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What does a Sinn Féin victory mean for Northern Ireland?

27 May, 2022

Dr Peter McLoughlin and Honorary Professor of Practice Rory Montgomery speak to TRT World Roundtable.

A peace agreement in Northern Ireland was signed nearly a quarter of a century ago, and yet suddenly it all seems so fragile. Things are changing in the political climate - Sinn Fein, which wants the north and south united again, is now the biggest party in the north’s assembly.

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  • Dr Peter McLoughlin, Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations
  • Rory Montgomery, Former Irish Ambassador to the EU and France
  • Harry McGee, Political Correspondent with The Irish Times

TRT World Roundtable is broadcast out of London and presented by David Foster.

 
Dr Peter McLaughlin

Dr Peter McLoughlin

Dr McLoughlin works in the broad field of contemporary political history in Ireland and Northern Ireland, with a particular focus on the Northern Ireland problem and peace process.

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Rory Montgomery

Rory Montgomery

Rory Montgomery is a former Irish diplomat who served as Permanent Representative to the EU, Ambassador to France and Second Secretary General at the Departments of the Taoiseach and Foreign Affairs with particular responsibility for Brexit.

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