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Sinn Féin has 'no intention' of collapsing Stormont, says O'Dowd

Sinn Féin has 'no intention' of collapsing Stormont, says O'Dowd
BBC Northern Ireland Tuesday 11 August 2026, 12:16 UTC 1 min read
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Conor Murphy previously said there was "a danger the wheels could come off" power-sharing if the institutions are not reformed.

Conor Murphy previously said there was "a danger the wheels could come off" power-sharing if the institutions are not reformed.
Sinn Féin (ORG) Stormont (ORG) O'Dowd Conor Murphy (PERSON)
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