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Sinn Féin condemn burning of images of First Minister on Derry bonfire

Sinn Féin condemn burning of images of First Minister on Derry bonfire
BBC UK Sunday 16 August 2026, 11:00 UTC 1 min read
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Photos of First Minister Michelle O'Neill and union jacks were among the items attached to the pallets.

Photos of First Minister Michelle O'Neill and union jacks were among the items attached to the pallets.
Sinn Féin (ORG) Derry (LOCATION) Michelle O'Neill (PERSON)
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