Dublin Sees Massive Protest Against Immigration Policies Amid McGregor’s Presidential Aspirations

Dublin Sees Massive Protest Against Immigration Policies Amid McGregor’s Presidential Aspirations

On Saturday, thousands gathered in Dublin to voice their opposition to the current mass migration policies of Ireland. The rally took place in the heart of the capital, highlighting a growing concern about immigration within the nation.

UFC champion Conor McGregor, who is contemplating a presidential run in Ireland, addressed attendees through a video message from the Garden of Remembrance, the rally’s starting point. McGregor acknowledged the historical significance of the date, April 26th, 2025, calling it a pivotal moment for Ireland as it coincides with the anniversary of the Easter Rising.

“Hello everyone in Ireland. April 26th, 2025 – A big day here for our country,” McGregor stated. He emphasized the bravery of those who fought for Ireland’s freedom over a century ago, urging attendees to remember why they gathered.

“We are not here to build hatred amongst each other. We are here to commemorate the valiant heroes who went before us. We honor their spirit,” he continued, a call for unity amid rising tensions.

In his message, McGregor urged demonstrators to highlight what he called the failures of the Irish government. “Be respectful, be proud, be united,” he advised. His comments resonated with the crowd that later made their way down O’Connell Street, waving tri-color flags and carrying messages that expressed their sentiments.

The demonstration drew supporters carrying signs such as