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Aontú research has shown that there are very serious allegations of financial irregularities with this organisation. So much so that the government has suspended funding.
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Aontú research shows that the NTA wrote off €1.5m that was spent on failed IT projects, including abandoned digital Leap Card plans
Back the Aontú Bill to stop the government from increasing diesel by 32c and petrol by 27c a litre on August 1st. Sign the petition here:
In response to a Parliamentary Question from Aontú, the Minister for Justice, confirmed that international protection applicants currently make no financial contribution towards the cost of their accommodation
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7% is a record level of support for Aontú. Well done to the 2,500 Aontú members across the 32 counties building a real political alternative. #PeoplePower#
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Two years ago the low number of immigration Gardaí was highlighted by parties like Aontú. Two years and 10s of thousands illegal asylum seekers later and numbers in the force have dropped. FF and FG have allowed the migration issue to escalate. Big Jim OCallaghan has failed.
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Tomorrow, the Dáil will debate the Aontú Bill to stop the government from increasing petrol by 27c & diesel by 32c. Postponing it a few weeks is not good enough.
There are 53 Garda Stations with no Gardaí. These are towns and villages with no defences against criminals. Aontú is calling for all of these Stations to be fully staffed.
Excise duty decision due to 'people power', says Tóibín Aontú is demanding that the government scrap their petrol and diesel increases for good.
The gov's reversal on fuel excise hikes is positive. It comes after significant pressure from Aontú. Ireland remains very expensive for energy. Its bad for families, businesses & farmers. Efforts to jack up excise on petrol/diesel in Sept will be opposed by Aontú.
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