Protests in 1970 outside the America Embassy, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 during the visit to Ireland of US president Richard Nixon. Via RTÉ Archives
Protests in Dublin city against US President Ronald Reagan’s visit to Ireland in 1984
From left: Pat Rabbitte, Ivan Bacik, Proinsias De Rossa and Peter Cassells outside the GPO during a protest against President George W Bush’s visit to Ireland in 2004
Richard Boyd Barrett (left) in 2004 and yesterday (right) opposing the visit by US President Donald Trump to Ireland this week
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Trump after stitching Corbyn right up at the press conference.
https://news.sky.com/story/protests-in-store-as-donald-trump-begins-second-day-of-state-visit-11734422
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Corbyn has always said he would meet Trump to confront him about his lunatic views. But wouldn’t attend a dinner to ‘honour’ him.
#rathminesagainsttrump
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Trump is here as Tourist visiting his upmarket Doonbeg Investment, there should be
no fuss made of him and if he wants to make a formal official state visit, he should
be afforded one as such, but confronted on his policy objectives with an address to
the Oireachtas and then formally tackled head on, we’d see then who would be ranting
about fake news