Unlike the protests that greeted Trump in London this week, there were no inflatable blimps depicting him as a baby or large statues of him sitting on a golden lavatory, trousers around his ankles, when the president visited the tiny Irish village. "Everywhere we look all we see is American flags with Irish flags. It's so nice to see so thank you," Eric Trump told cheering crowds as he served pints from behind the bar at Tubridy's, one of five pubs the brothers visited in the space of an hour. I got to shake Eric Trump's hand twice," said Martin Doyle, 28, a barman from neighbouring Limerick, draped in an American flag and a Trump sweatshirt. In the grand scheme of things, there are a lot of people who wouldn't admit (supporting Trump)."

Source: The Star June 05, 2019 23:15 UTC