Conor McGregor Visits White House on St. Patrick’s Day, Criticizes Irish Government

The UFC star met with President Trump to discuss Ireland’s challenges, calling for U.S. support and highlighting issues in his homeland.

Conor McGregor, invited to the White House for St. Patrick’s Day, described the U.S. and Ireland as 'siblings' during his remarks.
The MMA fighter used the platform to criticize the Irish government, accusing it of corruption, mismanagement, and neglect of its citizens' needs.
McGregor emphasized the importance of U.S.-Ireland relations and called on America to support Ireland, which he described as its 'little brother.'
The visit included a meeting with President Donald Trump and White House officials, which McGregor called 'the most important meeting' for Ireland’s future.
McGregor’s political ambitions were hinted at, as he has previously suggested a potential run for Ireland’s presidency in 2025.