Conor McGregor Visits White House on St. Patrick's Day, Criticizes Irish Government

Mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor's chances of becoming president of Ireland are said to be zero.

Ellen Pompeo, celebrities weigh in on Trump deportations: What's fact?

Ellen Pompeo, Selena Gomez and Conor McGregor have recently spoken out about immigration and deportations. Pompeo questioned the treatment of felons, while Gomez highlighted the impact on children. McGregor, meanwhile, criticized the immigration policies of his native Ireland, which has seen a 400% rise in asylum seekers over five years. However, 80% of applications were rejected in January. Data from the Department of Homeland Security shows ne…

Conor McGregor's Controversial White House Visit Marked St. Patrick's Day - Real News Now

On Monday, the observance of St. Patrick’s Day at the White House was marked by the invitation extended to Irish mixed martial artist and UFC celebrity, Conor McGregor. Known for being a magnet for controversy, McGregor was recently held responsible in a civil law case in Ireland related to sexual assault. President Donald Trump commented on his admiration for McGregor in response to a query for his preferred Irish personality. The question was …

UFC fighter calls on fans to 'stop praising' Conor McGregor after White House visit

UFC veteran Philip Rowe went off on the recent attention given to Conor McGregor's visit to The White House.

Conor McGregor has once again caused a stir. The Irish MMA fighter paid a surprise visit to US President Donald Trump at the White House on St. Patrick’s Day. In a conversation with the assembled press, the controversial Irish fighter launched into a tirade about Ireland’s asylum policy. These statements are now causing astonishment in his home country.

Irish leaders slam mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor for cozy White House visit with Trump

Irish leaders have slammed Conor McGregor's St. Patrick's Day visit to the White House. Prime Minister Micheál Martin said McGregor did not speak for the Irish people when he made anti-immigration remarks on Monday.