McDonald accuses parties of treating Sinn Fein voters

Mary Lou accuses FF and FG of treating Sinn Fein voters like ‘second class citizens’
Mary Lou McDonald has accused Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael of treating Sinn Féin’s voter base like ‘second class citizens’.
Sinn Féin voters should not be treated as 'second class citizens', says McDonald
The Sinn Féin leader has told the Government not to treat her supporters like "second class citizens".Mary Lou McDonald was speaking at an event launching her party's housing campaign in Clondalkin. She said she wants to lead the next government without Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael,
McDonald accuses parties of treating Sinn Fein voters as 'second-class citizens'
Sinn Fein president Mary Lou McDonald has accused Fine Gael and Fianna Fail of treating her party's voters as second-class citizens. Ms McDonald suggested her rivals' outright dismissal of Sinn Fein as a potential coalition partner demonstrated a lack of respect for the party's supporters.
McDonald accuses FF and FG of treating Sinn Féin voters as ‘second-class citizens’
McDonald suggested her rivals’ outright dismissal of Sinn Féin as a potential coalition partner demonstrated a lack of respect for the party’s supporters. Her comments came a
Mary Lou McDonald: Sinn Féin voters are 'not second-class citizens'
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McDonald accuses parties of treating Sinn Féin voters as ‘second-class citizens’
Ms McDonald suggested her rivals’ outright dismissal of Sinn Féin as a potential coalition partner demonstrated a lack of respect for the party’s supporters. Her comments came amid increasing focus on coalition permutations after the general election.
Mary Lou accuses parties of treating Sinn Féin voters as ‘second-class citizens’
Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald has accused Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil of treating her party’s voters as second-class citizens. Ms McDonald suggested her rivals’ outright dismissal of Sinn Féin as a potential coalition partner demonstrated a lack of respect for the party’s supporters.
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