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Northern Ireland's first minister to boycott White House's St Patrick's Day celebrations
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill said on Friday she would not attend St Patrick's Day events at the White House in protest over President Donald Trump's position on Gaza. Political leaders from both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland usually travel to the United States for the annual celebration of Irish culture on March 17.
Northern Ireland First Minister defends decision not to go to White House St. Patrick's Day
Michelle O'Neill says she stands over her and Sinn Féin's decision to not attend St. Patrick's Day at the White House this year.
First Minister not going to White House but says Taoiseach should as 'this is Ireland’s day'
A small Sinn Féin delegation will still travel to the States for St Patrick’s Day, the party’s leaders have said.
Michelle O'Neill to boycott White House on St Patrick's Day
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald and First Minister Michelle O'Neill have announced that they will boycott the White House St. Patrick's Day celebrations this year.
Irish Leaders to Boycott St Patrick's Day Celebrations at White House
Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill said she couldn't ignore U.S. President Donald Trump's comments about expelling Palestinians from Gaza.
Ireland’s opposition to snub Trump on St. Patrick’s Day
Sinn Fein, a leftist party that is also a major player in British-ruled Northern Ireland, opposes Trump’s plan to ‘take over’ Gaza.
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O'Neill says 'could not live' with decision to visit White House over Gaza
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DUP leader brands Sinn Fein boycott ‘reckless’ and ‘short-sighted’
The party confirms that DUP deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly would attend any event in the White House if invited.