Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has condemned last night's killing of two soldiers in Northern Ireland and pledged support to the police.

I see that IRA/Sinn Fein Gerry Adams has sparked surprise after admitting that his religious beliefs are more compatible with Protestantism than Catholicism. The Sinn Fein president has revealed that he has not gone to confession “in years”, preferring to speak directly to God.  Well, I can understand why confession could pose a few problems for Grisly Adams (Plus, let's face...

Reacting to a claim on BBC's inside politics programme by Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams, Ulster Unionist Leader, Sir Reg Empey said ";I refute the claim made by Gerry Adams that all the Parties had signed up to an Irish Language Act and the devolution of Policing and Justice at St Andrews.";

Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams is expected to focus on the Irish Republic's economic and political woes in his party conference address.

Middle East can learn from Northern Ireland peace process, says Adams Belfast Telegraph 12/01/09 The war-torn Middle East can learn from the Northern Irish peace process by ending violence through dialogue, Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams said today. Mr Adams addressed Sinn Fein representatives on the steps of Stormont’s Parliament building in a demonstration demanding an end

Responding to a Press Release from Gerry Adams about a Sinn Fein delegation visiting New York this week, the UUP's Alan McFarland said:

Coverage of Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams answering questions on BBC Radio Ulster's Talkback programme.

Gerry Adams's equivocal response to the murder of two British soldiers follows a familiar pattern for the Sinn Fein leader who has been active in republican politics for 45 years.

Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams has urged all NI's parties to unite in opposition to what he says are inevitable budget cuts.

The unfeeling Sinn Fein statement on Sunday about the murders at the Massereene Barracks and the cold hard words from Gerry Adams on Monday's Today Programme will have distressed those who believed he had mellowed into a kindly statesman.