Overview

• Conor McGregor met with Donald Trump at the White House on St. Patrick's Day, where he criticized Ireland's immigration policies and government leadership.
• Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and Deputy Prime Minister Simon Harris publicly denounced McGregor's comments, stating he does not represent Ireland or its people.
• McGregor has hinted at running for the Irish presidency, positioning himself as a voice for the Irish people while accusing the current government of failing the nation.
• The fighter's association with Trump and the 'Make Ireland Great Again' message have polarized public opinion, with Irish tabloids and politicians rejecting his claims.
• McGregor's ongoing legal controversies, including a recent civil case in Ireland, have raised further questions about his credibility and political ambitions.