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It is still early days for the DUP’s new power-sharing deal

30 January 2024

6:42 PM

30 January 2024

6:42 PM

It has been nearly two years since the last elections for the Northern Ireland Assembly. Sinn Féin, for the first time, emerged as the largest party, with 27 of the 90 seats, two ahead of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP). But the assembly has only met four times since then.

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