President Trump’s St Patrick’s Day Celebrations At The White House? Should The Irish Boycott It?

February 16, 2025 Admin Politics

<h2>PRESIDENT TRUMP’S ST PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATIONS AT THE WHITE HOUSE? Should the Irish boycott it?</h2> Ireland verses Trump and the United States of America! St. Patrick’s Day, celebrated worldwide every March 17th, has become a celebration of Irish heritage and culture. For over a century, it’s been marked by parades, wearing green, drinking green pints, and revelling in the spirit of Ireland. These celebrations are nowhere more prominently executed than in the United States, where Irish-American pride takes centre stage. A lot of work goes into these videos as you can well see! You can now buy me a pint as a means of appreciation for my work on Naked Ireland, no obligation, obviously – only if you can afford it… I appreciate it. Cheers. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nakedireland But beyond the celebrations, St. Patrick’s Day has also become a platform for political discussions—especially in Washington, D.C., where U.S. presidents host gatherings for Irish political delegates. But this year, in 2025, a new question arises: should Irish political leaders, both from Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, continue to attend the White House for St. Patrick’s Day celebrations, given the current political climate surrounding President Donald Trump’s return to office? In this video, we will explore why some Irish politicians are considering boycotting the White House event in 2025. We’ll examine the controversies surrounding Trump’s administration and how they influence the Irish politics. Credit to : Naked Ireland

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