Former Labour minister to participate in peace camp at Shannon to protest Trump visit

Jan O'Sullivan said that the aim of the protest is to make Mr Trump aware of Irish people’s feelings about his opinions on racism and climate change.

Former Labour minister to participate in peace camp at Shannon to protest Trump visit
Wed, 05 Jun, 2019 - 09:23
Vivienne Clarke

Former Labour minister Jan O’Sullivan will participate in a peace camp at Shannon airport today in protest at the visit of US President Donald Trump.

She said that the aim of the protest is to make Mr Trump aware of Irish people’s feelings about his opinions on racism and climate change.

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