A Tipperary resident says Gerry Adams will go down in history for the brutal individual that he is.
The Sinn Féin president announced over the weekend that he will be stepping down next year after leading the party for 34 years.
Don – whose grandfather was among those killed in the Omagh bombing – on what he feels will be Gerry Adams legacy.
He was reacting to the praise lauded on Mr. Adams by Carrick on Suir Sinn Fein Councillor David Dunne on Tipp Today yesterday.
Gerry Adams’ links to the IRA have long been an issue – although the Louth TD has never admitted to them.
Don says to do so would have major consequences:
During his time as Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams has played a role in the peace process through the Good Friday Agreement.
The party has seen significant growth in its number of TDs and Councillors in recent years – electing five representatives to Tipperary County Council at the last Local Election.
Don told Fran Curry that the “new” Sinn Féin needs to take a different direction to its predecessors:
