Votes of no confidence in Sinn Féin ministers fail at Stormont

Motions of no confidence targeting Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill and three fellow Sinn Féin ministers have failed at the Stormont assembly. Tabled by unionist parties amid a political controversy over a disputed Orange Order march in Portadown, the votes required cross-community support from both unionist and nationalist majorities to succeed.

Unionist politicians heavily criticized O'Neill and her colleagues for participating in protests blocking the parade route along Garvaghy Road. Despite fierce condemnation and claims that public trust had been shattered, the motions were defeated due to the lack of necessary nationalist backing, leaving the ministers in office.