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First Minister Michelle O'Neill pictured with MP Cathal Mallaghan and members of the panel.
The recent Mid Ulster People’s Assembly in Bellaghy brought together attendees to discuss the huge potential of a new Ireland as well as the steps needed to build a more inclusive and shared future for all.
Speaking after the event, Cathal Mallaghan MP said: “It was great to be in Bellaghy on Wednesday for an engaging and energetic discussion on the future of our island.
“The growing conversation on Irish unity is an exciting opportunity to build a new Ireland with equality and social justice at its core.
“People from all backgrounds are joining this discussion in greater numbers than ever before, and Sinn Féin’s Commission on the Future of Ireland is providing a platform for people across society to have their say.
“I want to thank everyone who attended the event and contributed to this important conversation. Together, we are shaping a better future.”
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