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Sinn Féin doesn't plan to buy up Adams' brother's prison art

The items are expected to sell for between €300 and €400.

paddy adams prison art The lot that is being sold at auction today Whytes Whytes

SINN FÉIN HAS said that it is not taking an interest in a set of items made by Gerry Adams’ brother Paddy.

A spokesperson for the party told TheJournal.ie that the party had no specific plans to purchase the items. 

The lot will go up for sale later today in the Whytes History and Literature auction. The auctions will take place at 1pm in the auctioneers Molesworth Street premises.

The leather satchel and wallet was made by Paddy Adams, brother of Sinn Féin President Gerry Adams, while he was imprisoned in Long Kesh.

Estimated price on the leather wallet and shoulder bag is €300 – €400.

The auction contains a number of other other items of historical and literary interest, including a harp given by WB Yeats to Maud Gonne and rare footage of the 1916 Rising and the War of Independence.

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Also: The latest poll is bad for the government and REALLY good for Sinn Féin

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