People react to the news of Donald Trump's Irish visit
US President Donald Trump will visit Ireland in November, and naturally, people have a lot to say about it.
Here are some reactions to tonight's announcement:
Trump can come to Ireland on two conditions: all official engagements take place in Barack Obama Plaza and all photos are taken right beside the life size cardboard cutout of Barack Obama. Take it or leave it.
— ā amy o'connor ā (@amyohconnor) August 31, 2018
TRUMP IN IRELAND: This is going to be the best protest. Uuge! We got our best guys on it. Really, these guys are the smartest. Almost as smart as me. Bigly. https://t.co/7LZZ2EyFpt
— Cork Greens are now on Bluesky. (@CorkGreens) August 31, 2018
News: āTrump to visit Ireland in November.ā
— TwistedDoodles (@twisteddoodles) August 31, 2018
Ireland: āAw no, we wonāt be home that day.ā
News: āI didnāt say what day...ā
Ireland: āEh...We have to move out, Weāre getting an extension done. Weāre building a utility room in the Irish Sea.ā
Trump coming to Ireland in November. Between his visit, #8thRef, the nationwide blizzard, the Pope, Hurricane #Ophelia, #Aras18 Limerick winning the hurling and the Grand Slam - spare a thought for the poor soul who has to cut all that to 24 mins for Reeling in the Years 2018
— Darren Cleary (@RadioCleary) August 31, 2018
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— Ciara ⷠ⨠š§ (@minimyg_) August 31, 2018
Can we not pretend we're out for the day? Hide behind the sofa when he calls?
— Stripymoggie (@StripyMoggie) August 31, 2018
Not all the reactions were negative, however:
I cannot wait to embrace lord trump to the Emerald Isle with open arms. Hopefully he can make Ireland great again #MIGA š®šŖ šŗšø too much fake news in this country!! We need to drain the swamp #trump #Ireland pic.twitter.com/1k4RMvg51q
— Stephen Murtagh (@manofsteelmurta) August 31, 2018

