- Faoi SDLP
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Smaointe
- 1.A United Ireland
- 2.Acht na Gaeilge
- 3.Agriculture/Rural Communities
- 4.Education
- 5.Eleven Plus
- 6.Environment & Climate Change
- 7.Equality & Human Rights
- 8.Fighting Poverty
- Ionadaithe
Sunday 4th April 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie has said it is time for politicians to start delivering for the people of Northern Ireland.
Tuesday 6th April 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie said it is important for the SDLP to have a strong voice at Westminster to ensure that devolution delivers its best.
Saturday 10th April 2010 SDLP Leader and South Down Westminster Candidate Margaret Ritchie MLA has expressed her sympathy to the Polish community after the tragic death of the Polish President Lech Kaczynski.
Sunday 11th April 2010 SDLP Leader and South Down Westminster Candidate Margaret Ritchie MLA has condemned those responsible for the attack on a fireman in the Flying Horse area of Downpatrick last night.
Friday 16th April 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie MLA today paid tribute to the Down GAA panels who won the all Ireland football championships in 1960 and 61.
Saturday 17th April 2010 SDLP leader and South Down Westminster candidate Margaret Ritchie has appealed to anyone with information about the gorse fire at Tollymore Forest Park to pass it to the police immediately.
Tuesday 20th April 2010 SDLP leader Margaret Ritchie has said the decision by Sinn Féin’s Alex Maskey to quit the Westminster election is nothing more than a stunt designed to ensure that Alasdair McDonnell loses his seat.
Wednesday 21st April 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie launched the party manifesto for the general election in a factory in West Belfast with five key pledges:
Wednesday 12th May 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie MP MLA has vowed to fight Northern Ireland’s corner and challenge planned Tory cuts in public spending following the announcement of David Cameron as Prime Minister.
Thursday 13th May 2010 SDLP Leader Margaret Ritchie MP MLA has congratulated Owen Patterson on his appointment as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland but warned him he faces immediate tests in terms of Tory public spending cuts and the publication of the Saville Report into the events of Bloody Sunday.