President Donald Trump participates in a bilateral meeting with Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Farmleigh House. President Trump was greeted outside the property by Martin and his wife, Mary.
Michael Martin recognized the spirit of the travel so close to the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and spoke of the bond between the Irish and the New Yorkers who were killed and injured during the attacks on the World Trade Center. WATCH:
The arrival ceremony of President Trump was formal as the red carpet was rolled out as he arrived at Áras an Uachtaráin, the Irish president’s residence, in Phoenix Park. After shaking hands with Irish President Catherine Connolly, the Guard of Honour presented Arms and the National Anthems of United States of America and Ireland were played by a military band. BELOW:
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About 20 percent of Ireland’s population was born outside of Ireland. Can you guess what the percentage of Ireland’s population is non-indigenous Irish?
23% according to chat gpt
Is that ‘your guess’
And THAT’S the problem with AI! Think for yourselves people! /smh
Thanks, Duke!
Exactly my point.
120 mosks and 15 Cathedrals
IDK who are the true powers-that-be in Ireland. They are flooding that small nation with huge numbers of the typical fake “refugees” we see everywhere.
The report below is by the UK paper The Telegraph which is kinda center-left as far a I know.
And on the first note of our Anthem, the President immediately salutes. God bless him.
Big Anti Trumper—IRISH President Catherine Connolly
https://www.the-sun.com/news/world-news/16993142/president-connolly-gifts-meaning-donald-trump-ceasefire-aras/
How do you meet with the Irish heads of state and not say “You people really have your heads up your ass”?
Because PDT is one of the greatest US Presidents of all time and a world leader with total class
Well he did say we/they are hard bastards – he omitted the “stoopid” but diplomatically.
and that is the entire Irish army
That isn’t far from the truth.
There are far more Irish descendents in America than there are Irish in Ireland.
At least 15 generations of Irish in the USA.
I am one of them.
I have always felt that Ireland would be better off as part of the USA, than as a part of the UK.
The USA appreciates Ireland.
The UK doesn’t.
Maybe when we finally get Greenland, and Iceland,
We can get Ireland too.
Ireland becoming part of the USA, and the peace and equality that comes with that legacy, is about the only thing that could finally settle matters between Northern Ireland, and Ireland.
ps: the Falklands should go back to its original name, and to its original country, Argentina.
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Sorry, I tried to link an “X” post with video showing the crowd at the golf clubhouse cheering 47 and chanting, “USA USA USA”.