“It is a great thing to get out there, have some new experiences and learn from each other and that is the way forward”
Michelle O'Neill denies she and Emma Little-Pengelly are involved in"gesture politics" at Belfast GAA club visit
Since the Stormont powersharing Executive was restored last month, its leaders have taken part in a number of politically symbolic engagements.Sinn Fein’s Ms O’Neill visited a childcare facility on the Shankill Road and also attended her first Northern Ireland football match at Windsor Park. Ms Little-Pengelly, who confirmed it was her first visit to a GAA club, said she and Ms O’Neill had spoken about setting the tone as political leaders.
“We know it’s about delivery. We are very conscious of that and we are working on the programme for government at the moment.
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