Thousands March Through Dublin in Protest Against Donald Trump's Visit ...
A poll found 69% of respondents did not welcome the visit as marchers accused Trump of warmongering, racism and genocide.
- On Sunday, thousands gathered in Dublin to protest Donald Trump's arrival, as a poll by Ireland Thinks and the Sunday Independent found 69% of those surveyed opposed the visit. Trump dismissed the protests as "friendly," citing the fantastic relationship between The United States and Ireland.
- Demonstrators traveled from Parnell Square to Molesworth Street near Leinster House to show the Irish government that hosting Donald Trump was wrong. Leaders emphasized the domestic impact of his policies, asking how the government could invite someone "inflicting pain, suffering" globally.
- Activist Ailbhe Smyth told crowds on Molesworth Street that Trump has a "lust for power," while Richard Boyd Barrett of People Before Profit claimed his policies threaten Irish energy bills. Protesters carried a sign calling him a "murderer, rapist, thief, golfer."
- As Trump prepared to travel to his golf resort in Doonbeg following meetings with the Taoiseach and President Catherine Connolly, demonstrators continued voicing grievances. One guest at Buswells Hotel shouted at the crowd, illustrating tension between protesters and those favoring the visit.
- Although protesters remained separated from official proceedings, their message reached American tourists throughout the capital. The demonstration reflected ongoing public frustration, with a sign warning, "You can't bomb your way out of the Epstein files.
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10,000 on the streets • “Childish”
Protests against the visit of US President Donald Trump took place in Dublin on Saturday, while the American head of state was in official meetings with Irish President Catherine Connolly and Prime Minister Micheal Martin. Demonstrators gathered in the Garden of Remembrance area of Parnell Square and marched through the center of the Irish capital. Some of the protesters carried signs against Washington's foreign policy, the war in the Middle Ea…
In the centre of Dublin, there was a large-scale protest against the visit of President Donald Trump of the United States, who is displeased with the actions of the American administration in the Gaza Strip. On Saturday, an American leader flew to Ireland, where he met with the country's leadership, and then went to his golf club in Dunbeg to the Open Golf Championship, broadcast RIA News. "A large crowd gathered in the centre of Dublin to prote…
Thousands of Irish people took to the streets of Dublin to protest Donald Trump's visit. Carrying placards against his policies in Gaza and climate change, as well as using offensive language, they marched through the city in one of the largest demonstrations in Ireland in...
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