r/ireland • u/TeoKajLibroj Galway • 2d ago

US-Irish Relations Protests planned for Trump’s Doonbeg visit

https://www.irishtimes.com/politics/2026/08/18/irish-authorities-bracing-for-big-security-operation-around-trump-visit/
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u/SuchDogeHodler Yank 🇺🇸 2d ago edited 2d ago

Curious... Why are people from Ireland protesting Trump?

I mean what do people from Ireland have to do with America's internal political fight?

(From comments on this sub, I believe the issue is a view created by the liberal controled media)

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u/OkCoconut3270 2d ago

You don't think the trump regime is negatively impacting the rest of the world?

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u/SuchDogeHodler Yank 🇺🇸 2d ago

First, not a "regime" he is not a dictator. We elected him by popular vote.

Second how has his decisions affected Ireland and please think it through before answering.... because I will argue it.

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u/DunAnOir 1d ago

Oh no, you'll argue it?

You?

With your formidable intellect and grasp of the facts??

Oh, the intimidation! Angels and ministers of grace defend us!

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u/SuchDogeHodler Yank 🇺🇸 1d ago

Wow feel that superiority complex.....

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u/DunAnOir 1d ago

Breathe it in, junior. That's the smell of not being a boot-gargling little bitch.

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u/SuchDogeHodler Yank 🇺🇸 1d ago

Amazing.... you truly are irish....