Rosie O'Donnell Leads Calls for Protests As Trump Lands in Ireland
O'Donnell said Irish demonstrators should challenge Trump as protests at Dublin sites and Doonbeg drew anti-visit messages and balloons.
- On Saturday, President Donald Trump arrived in Ireland, facing demonstrations in Dublin and at Shannon Airport backed by comedian Rosie Donnell.
- Originating in 2006, the feud between Donnell and Trump has fueled years of public attacks; Donnell moved to Ireland in 2025, citing discomfort living under his administration.
- Activists displayed balloons depicting Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu alongside a "No Kings" mural in Dublin. Uplift executive director Donoghue said the group "had to let the world know it opposes Trump."
- President Trump will meet Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Miche Martin at Phoenix Park, with White House spokesperson Anna Kelly emphasizing economic cooperation despite Connolly's prior criticisms of the president.
- Journalist Justine McCarthy cited concerns over Gaza and climate change driving the anti-Trump consensus. Protesters feel an "ethical and moral responsibility" to "stand up and say, 'No, we do not support you.
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‘Give Him Grief’: Trump’s Ireland Arrival Turns Into a Nightmare as Thousands Flood Dublin With Brutal Warning — and Rosie O’Donnell Piles On
President Donald Trump may own a golf resort in County Clare, Ireland but that does not mean he owns the room. Comedian Rosie O’Donnell has […] ‘Give Him Grief’: Trump’s Ireland Arrival Turns Into a Nightmare as Thousands Flood Dublin With Brutal Warning — and Rosie O’Donnell Piles On
Humiliation for Trump as Ireland flocks to the streets with enormous and lewd balloons
Enormous and crude balloons cast a dark shadow over President Donald Trump's visit to Ireland on Saturday.Trump landed in Ireland on Saturday to visit the International Golf Links & Hotel, Doonbeg and meet with Irish leaders. According to reports, his arrival was met with demonstrations and outcry at both Doonbeg and central Dublin.Posts on X showed throngs of protesters holding up balloons depicting Trump engaging in sexual intercourse with Jef…
Donald Trump visits Ireland for talks and the "Irish Open" on his golf resort. On site, major protests accompany the stay. US journalist Erik Kirschbaum arranges the situation.
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