With Sinn Fein on the brink of victory, DAVID JONES examines the potential repercussions

Sinn Fein are polling to become the largest party in Northern Ireland, but there are questions that their role in the 'census murder' could haunt them (pictured: Sinn Fein's Vice-President Michelle O'Neil).

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