Synonyms for sinn fein
ˈʃɪn ˈfeɪnsinn fein

Princeton's WordNet

1. Sinn Feinnoun

   an Irish republican political movement founded in 1905 to promote independence from England and unification of Ireland; became the political branch of the Irish Republican Army

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1. • Political Movement

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1. Irish Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan:

   I believe that normal politics will only be introduced on this island fully if Sinn Fein uses its influence and its exhortations to ensure that the IRA is put firmly out of business.

2. John Keenan:

   Obviously we don’t want a united Ireland and Sinn Fein is going to push for a border poll but I’d say bring it on, we’ve nothing to be afraid of.

3. Richard Colwell:

   In order to re-gain lost ground, Sinn Fein need to move to settle matters in the North quickly, and re-focus voters' attention on the local issues they are fighting for on their behalf, the question then is if this re-focus will be enough to regain voters, with the backdrop of an increasingly positive economic outlook, and an electorate that broadly believes that the country is currently on the right track.