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Allister Blasts DUP Over O'Neill's Easter Rising Commemoration

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TUV leader Jim Allister criticizes DUP for promoting First Minister Michelle ONeills attendance at Easter Rising commemoration in Dublin, accusing them of using a government platform to glorify republican violence. He questions the DUPs unionist safeguards and demands to know who approved the post, highlighting the strained power-sharing dynamics in Northern Ireland.

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Allister Blasts DUP Over O'Neill's Easter Rising Commemoration

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Allister Blasts DUP Over O'Neill's Easter Rising Commemoration. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 6, TUV leader Jim Allister is calling out the DUP hard over the storm on executives official, ex-account, promoting First Minister Michelle. O'Neill's attendance at an Easter Rising commemoration in Dublin. The post spotlighted the 110th anniversary event at the General Post Office, where fighting kicked off the 1916 rebellion, led by Ireland's president. Allister slammed it as using a government platform to hyper-publican violence, especially on Easter Sunday when folks were celebrating Christ. Resurrection and demanded to know who approved it. He questioned the DUP's so-called Unionist safeguards, saying if they can't block this, what's the point of them being in power to protect Northern? Ireland's UK ties. The executive defended it as routine sharing of ministerial trips, while O'Neill doubled down on her personal account, pushing for a United Ireland. Free from Westminster, DUP hasn't commented yet, but this riff shows power sharing strains running deep.

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