07/08/2018

Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill Breaks Her Leg

Sinn Fein's Northern Ireland leader Michelle O'Neill has broken her leg.

She is believed to be recovering well following surgery, according to the party.

A party spokesperson said: "Michelle O'Neill suffered a leg break in an accident.

"She underwent a procedure and is recovering well."

No further details have been released.

(CD)

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