The Sinn Féin Party needs to learn the lessons giving by its drubbing at the local and European elections last month, Party Leader Mary Lou McDonald has said. But she dismissed any questions over her stewardship of the rank and file, saying she would not resign over the collapse in support.
She promised to talk with all parties after the next general election in the Republic about going into government in Dublin, "because I think that is what grown-ups do,” she said.
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