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Thousands of people protest in Dublin against Trump's visit to Ireland

Sábado12 September 2026 at 18:45

Thousands of Irish people took to the streets of Dublin this Saturday to protest against Donald Trump's visit to Ireland. The protest took place during the former US president's stay in the country.

The protest brought together various political and social forces, including Irish opposition parties. Environmental groups and pro-Palestine organizations also participated in the demonstration, showing the diversity of motivations among participants.

The protesters expressed their opposition to Trump's visit at a time when his presence in Ireland was generating controversy. The mobilization was significant and marked the position of part of the Irish population in relation to the visit.

Why this matters

Irish readers are directly affected by Trump's visit, which generates divisions in society, with political and civil groups expressing their opposition publicly. The protest reflects international and domestic tensions that may have an impact on relations between Ireland and the United States.

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