‘Majority do not welcome him’: Trump heads to Ireland amid fury over Gaza

Donald Trump is set to arrive in Ireland on Saturday, but most Irish people aren’t happy about it.A recent poll by the Sunday Independent and Ireland Thinks reported that 69 percent do not support the US president’s visit.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Trump’s Iran war now has a midterm election problemlist 2 of 4The Trump-to-Mamdani voter is real. How does the trend affect the midterms?list 3 of 4Will Trump pay all US adults $5,000? Some Trump supporters are scepticallist 4 of 4Trump jokes Republicans can ‘cheat like hell’ in the midtermsend of list“Thousands of us will march on Saturday because we refuse to normalise a man who has facilitated genocide,” Sean Radcliffe, an economics undergraduate student at Trinity College Dublin, told Al Jazeera.Taoiseach Micheal Martin “should say it clearly, firmly, and publicly: the United States is facilitating genocide,” added Radcliffe, who is a leader of the student body’s Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions campaign.Sean Corcoran, an environmental artist based on the Copper Coast in Waterford, spent five hours with three others carving “No Kings” – a nod to anti-Trump protests under the same name in the US, along with “Gaza, Ira...