Protesters against Trump’s visit to Ireland react to ‘united Ireland’ comments – video

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Published 12 Sept 2026, 19:27 BST1 min read

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Thousands of people gathered in Dublin on Saturday to protest against US president Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland. Trump said earlier at a press conference that a unified Ireland would be ‘fantastic’, wading into a complex and politically charged subject during a weekend visit to a major tournament at his Irish golf course. Some of the protesters showed anger over his comment and some said he should not have been invited Donald Trump says he would ‘love’ to see united Ireland

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