Aontú Fear Manach

29/10/2026

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Please support our continuing efforts to bring Common Sense back into Irish Society. Our elected representatives, local area representatives, and volunteer members are working hard on solutions to the issues that matter to you. We are challenging the establishment parties north and south and are gro...

26/10/2026

Today marks the final day of action in the joint campaign to protect rural hospitals and vital health services!

Today, we're asking the people of Fermanagh to stand up and make their voices heard!

We know all too well what it means to face long journeys for hospital appointments, emergency care and essential services. People in Fermanagh should not have to travel further and further from home to access the healthcare they need and deserve.

Our rural communities deserve better. Our hospital and services are worth fighting for!

If you can make it to Stormont today, please come along and stand with us. Let's send a clear message that Fermanagh will not be forgotten!

📅 TODAY - MONDAY 26th OCTOBER
⏰ 12 NOON
📍 STORMONT BUILDINGS

Protect our hospitals. Protect our services. Protect rural healthcare.

21/10/2026

As the Save Our Acute Services (SOAS) judicial review continues in Belfast, the people of Fermanagh deserve answers about the removal of emergency general surgery from South West Acute Hospital.

For families in Enniskillen, Newtownbutler, Belcoo, Belleek and across our county, distance, limited transport and the centralisation of hospital services present very real challenges.

Patients should not face additional barriers to timely treatment simply because of where they live.

More than 30,000 people signed the SOAS petition supporting the retention of acute services. Their voices deserve to be heard.

Aontú supports SOAS campaigners in seeking answers and accountability for our communities.

Why should a patient living in a rural or border community have less accessible emergency healthcare than someone living in a city?

Our rural communities deserve safe, accessible and sustainable acute hospital services.

Your postcode should never determine your access to lifesaving care.

15/10/2026

OUR FARMERS ARE NOT THE PROBLEM!

Sinn Féin, the SDLP and Alliance backed the Climate Change Act. Today at Stormont, they have a chance to stand up for the farming families who pay the price for that.

Our farmers feed us.
Our farmers sustain rural Ireland.
Our farmers deserve a future.

Enough political posturing. It’s time for common sense, real science and respect for our farming community.

Aontú stands with our farmers, our families and the future of rural Ireland.

The question is - will the other parties?

22/09/2026

FERMANAGH’S YOUNG PEOPLE HAVE THEIR SAY 🗣️

Aontú Fermanagh was delighted to take part in Friday’s Question Time event in Enniskillen.

Our representative Daniel Connolly joined MLAs and councillors from across the political spectrum to answer questions and hear directly from young people about the issues that matter to them.

Students from schools across Fermanagh put the panel through their paces with some thoughtful and challenging questions. It was fantastic to see so many young people taking an interest in politics, questioning their representatives and making their voices heard.

Fermanagh’s young people have plenty to say - and politics needs to listen.

A huge thank you to Erne Integrated College for hosting, to the Integrated Education Fund for organising, to everyone who took part, and especially to the students who made the event what it was.

Aontú Fermanagh is proud to be part of the conversation about our county’s future.

13/08/2026

Aontú are the only nationalist party standing up for farmers.

Join us in leading that fight:

https://aontu.ie/join-us/

27/06/2026

25/06/2026

‘We are losing a generation of people to this housing crisis, forever waiting to start their lives’

11/06/2026

Masked men burning people out of their homes and ripping up our streets is something we fought hard to escape here.
We cannot be dragged back by selfish, reckless thuggery.

Ask questions, seek answers
but do not use genuine concerns to mask thuggery, violence and blatant terror.

Balance has a place.
Concerns can be expressed with dignity and respect, do not allow them to be used as an excuse for abuse or fuelling an already volatile situation on social media by armchair trolls.

People should be able to support one another without being labelled.
People should be able to ask questions and express concerns without being labelled.
People should be able to trust in their elected representatives, their governments to do their jobs.
People should be able to speak with dignity and respect.
People should be able to live in peace.

06/06/2026