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Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín describes Independent Ireland as a 'different beast' but suggests closer ties with Aontú are possible, reflecting on his decision to leave Sinn Féin eight years ago.
A recent poll indicates a notable increase in public support for the Independent Ireland and Aontú political parties. Some analyses suggest this reflects voter discontent with the current Coalition government, partly due to the energy crisis.
Peadar Tóibín sees Aontú as a party of Government. RTÉ's Editor of Political Coverage Joe Mag Raollaigh looks what we learned from the party's Ard Fheis and how realistic their aims are.
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín is standing by a prominent party politician who has been accused by a vulnerable woman of sexually inappropriate behavior.
Tá Conradh na Gaeilge tar éis rún a rith ag ard fheis an eagrais ar són gníomhú ar son aontú na tíre.
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín, who was diagnosed with skin cancer in 2020, is urging the government to remove the 23% VAT on sunscreen, arguing that it places a tax on skin cancer prevention.
The Irish Government has announced it will not oppose Aontú's bill, which seeks to extend voting rights for Irish presidential elections to all Irish citizens residing in Northern Ireland.
In his Ard Fheis address, Peadar Tóibín, leader of Aontú, attributed the housing crisis, homelessness, lower birth rates, and rising fuel costs to the government's policies.
Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín is standing by a prominent party politician who has been accused by a vulnerable woman of sexually inappropriate behavior, drawing scrutiny to the party's stance.
The leader of the Aontú party delivered a letter in Galway to protest 'street porridge,' criticizing the local authority for 'making a mockery' of its responsibilities. This action highlights a specific local grievance.
Wexford County Council stated it could not substantiate claims made by a woman accusing an Aontú councillor of inappropriate behavior in his car, citing 'blurred lines' that made a determination impossible.
Aontú members from across Ireland are convening in Portlaoise for their annual Ard Fheis, with a primary focus on reforming the 'social contract'.
Young people who grew up after the Good Friday Agreement were prominent at the recent Ard Fheis Chonradh na Gaeilge, advocating for action towards Irish unity.