One of 3 Sinn Féin MLAs for West Tyrone.
Loughmacrory, Tyrone
Joined November 2012
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😷 Proud to mark #VolunteersWeek2021 with fellow @UlsterGAA vols. helping in the #COVID19 vaccination centres. The GAA has been playing a huge role in this operation. We’re approaching 1.8 million vaccinations. Keep going & we’ll get there 🙏🏻
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
☘️ Remember the buzz around Belfast during the Fleadh?
Today, Sinn Féin Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins launched plans to extend pedestrianisation to parts of the city centre all year round.
The aim is to give people more space to enjoy Belfast, support our bars, cafés and restaurants, and make better use of our city centre.
Let’s build on what worked during the Fleadh and unlock more of Belfast’s huge potential!
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
I’ll never forget this day.
The day Michelle O’Neill made her inaugural speech as First Minister.
I remember thinking one day my little girl might ask me - where was I that day mummy? So I jumped in my car knowing I could always answer - you were there my girl.
That you can be whatever you want to be.
That Nationalists NEED apply.
That you are not a second class citizen.
Because of Michelle O’Neill and the people that put her there. The only people who can decide who the First Minister of the day is.
Michelle O’Neill
Our First Minister 💚
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
💚 What a brilliant few weeks of the GAA, with football, hurling and camogie finals showcasing the talent, passion and pride that make Gaelic games so special.
A huge go raibh maith agaibh to everyone who makes it happen - those who take to the field, coach, officiate, volunteer behind the scenes, and turn up week after week to support their club.
Comhghairdeas to all the new county champions, and ádh mór as you progress to the next stage of your campaigns.
To those who came close, keep the heads up. Your hard work and resilience will see you back again.
The GAA is thriving across Ulster, and I’ll continue to do all I can to support its growth and development.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Out on the ground in Portadown this evening, continuing to stand with and support Garvaghy Road residents 🥰
We remain committed to protecting the peace we have worked so hard to build and ensuring that everyone can live free from sectarianism, intimidation and fear. 💚
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
20 years of Tyrone Senior Football Champions ⚪️🔴
🏐 10 different clubs crowned champions.
⭐️ 3 first-time winners.
🏆 No club has retained the title.
#OneToWin
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
⌚️The next meeting of the Committee for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs will take place on Thursday 5 November 2026. The meeting will commence at 10.00 am and will be held in Room 21 Parliament Buildings.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
👏🏻 Massive reception as hundreds pack the Montalto Estate for the launch of Sinn Féin Strangford candidate Chris Hazzard’s election campaign.
With new areas coming into Strangford for the first time in the Assembly election next year, Sinn Féin is now in pole position to win a seat.
There has never been a Nationalist MLA in Strangford.
You can change that next May.
You can elect the first Sinn Féin MLA ever in Strangford.
You can elect Chris Hazzard.
Together, let’s make history in Strangford.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
The Unionist attempt this evening to exclude Michelle O’Neill and Sinn Féin’s ministers from office has FAILED.
Sinn Féin was proud to stand with the Garvaghy Road residents against sectarian harassment, and to protect 28 years of peace.
The days of treating nationalists as second-class citizens are over.
There is no going back.
Not Now. Not Ever!
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
I have confidence in the people of the Garvaghy Road.
I have confidence in the people from right across Ireland who stood with them to protect peace and progress.
I have confidence in the vast majority of people in our society, from all backgrounds, who do not want to be dragged backwards.
And I have confidence in my decision to support the Garvaghy Road residents.
It’s 2026, not 1969. There is no going back.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Unionists will today attempt to exclude Michelle O’Neill and Sinn Féin’s ministers from office.
This will fail.
It is nothing more than a stunt.
Sinn Féin is proud to stand up for Garvaghy Road residents.
The days of treating nationalists as second-class citizens are over.
There is no going back.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents Association pictured last night with Sinn Fein activists from West Tyrone who have been supporting the Garvaghy Road residents every single day since the protest began.
(Milligan/Harte Sinn Fein Cumann Tír Eoghain).
🔴⚪️ 🇮🇪🇮🇪
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
In memory of all our school community who have been impacted by the A4 & A5 roads.
Here's to a safer future.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Sinn Féin West Tyrone MLA Declan McAleer speaking outside court where the A5 road has been given the green light.
Today is about the families who have so tragically lost loved ones along this route.
There can be no more delays. This life-saving project must now move forward at pace.
Sinn Féin has backed the A5 from day one and through Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, we will keep working to see it delivered.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Sinn Féin representatives with Enough is Enough campaign chair Niall McKenna.
There can be no more delays to the A5 road.
This life-saving project must now move forward at pace.
Sinn Féin has backed the A5 from day one and through Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, we will keep working to see it delivered.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
The A5 road has been given the green light.
Today is about the families who have so tragically lost loved ones along this route.
There can be no more delays.
Sinn Féin Minister Liz Kimmins will keep working to see this life-saving project delivered.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
A historic day for the West. 👏
Huge credit to the families who kept on the pressure and the "Enough is Enough" committee for their tireless work.
We also remember everyone who fought for the A5 over the years but sadly didn't see today's outcome.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
Sinn Féin Minister Liz Kimmins tonight met with families who have lost loved ones on the A5 following today’s court decision.
This is a hugely significant day and must now mark a turning point.
There can be no more delays.
These families have shown incredible strength and determination over many years.
Sinn Féin has been proud to stand alongside them and, through Liz Kimmins, we are committed to getting on with the job of building the A5.
Declan Mc Aleer MLA retweeted
The A5 road has been given the green light.
Today is about the families who have so tragically lost loved ones along this route.
There can be no more delays.
This life-saving project must now move forward at pace.
Sinn Féin has backed the A5 from day one and through Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, we will keep working to see it delivered.
