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Aontú uses cookies to provide features such as language preferences, to remain logged in after accessing our systems, to store your orders from the online shop and to analyse traffic to the website. This page details which cookies are used by Aontú and the purposes for which they are used, as well as how to change your cookie preferences. This page should be read along with the privacy policy. If you have any queries about our cookie policy, please contact dpo@aontu.ie.

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The Irish political system is radically broken

In Ireland the vast majority of elected representatives put a finger in the air to check which way the political wind is blowing. They have one eye on their leaders – seeking brownie points – and another eye keeping their seat safe. If elected reps shut up and do as they’re told, they are promoted; if they stand up for what they believe in, they are demoted. No wonder we have the political class we have. No wonder one point one billion euro is being buried in a hole under the National Children’s Hospital and that Stormont is in stalemate.

Throughout Ireland, many people are now afraid to say what they feel, many are afraid to respectfully engage on a range of different topics. Many feel there is a new censorship and a new political correctness in Ireland, that opposition to the establishment is being deleted.

Respectful opposition is not the enemy. Respectful opposition is a critical element of a functional democracy. Aontú will have the backbone to stand up, without fear, for you.