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Conor McGregor starts petition for Irish presidential run after failing to garner support
Conor McGregor is desperate to become Ireland's next president. McGregor shared a petition on Monday, urging his followers for support after it became clear he wouldn't receive the necessary nominations from Irish politicians.
Pharmaceuticals account for the bulk of Irish exports to the US and any change, or even uncertainty, on tariffs poses major ...
El Mundo on MSN5h
Trump renders tariff agreement with the EU null and void
He now threatens Brussels to raise the agreed tariff from 15% to 35% if they do not invest 600 billion dollars in the U.S..
Daily Express US on MSN1d
Conor McGregor sends out invite to Donald Trump for Ireland visit
Conor McGregor has sent a formal invite to Donald Trump after meeting the US President at the White House earlier this year, ...
Irish Star on MSN1d
Conor McGregor invites Donald Trump to sample 'best Coke in Ireland'
Donald Trump has been invited to Dublin by Conor McGregor, who wants the president to try the Coca-Cola at his Black Forge ...
Dublin Live on MSN1d
Conor McGregor sends Ireland invitation to Donald Trump and drops wild AI image
Conor McGregor visited the White House earlier this year and is now looking to return the favour by hosting Donald Trump at ...
FOX News on MSN1d
Ireland, Britain and other European countries have lost control of their borders, says New York Post contributor
New York Post contributor Douglas Murray discusses the migration issue that the developed world faces and why President ...
Irish Star on MSN7d
Trump says he feels bad for Ireland after Rosie O’Donnell's big move
The former talk show host is now living in Ireland and Trump couldn't be happier, which he talked about recently on a podcast ...
Irish Mirror on MSN1d
Conor McGregor invites Donald Trump to Ireland and drops wild AI image
UFC fighter Conor McGregor has made a peculiar invitation to Donald Trump to sample the "best Coke in Ireland".
Independent.ie on MSN1d
Trump flags new pharma tariff to come next week, and says EU deal gave him $600bn ‘to invest in anything I want’
US president Donald Trump said US tariffs on pharmaceutical imports and on semiconductors would be announced “within the next week or so”, as the administration prepares to target key economic sectors ...
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