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    1. Craicriture on

      He needs a few more gold ornaments from TK Maxx.

      We could have at least gifted him one of those 1980s gold boxes everyone used to have at the side of their fireplace.

    2. I thought he did very well, just as he did last year

      He ate a certain amount of shit which is too be expected but he pushed back on Trump’s bollocks not once but twice which is not usual for these type of things, particularly not from the leader of such a small country

      Going by the comments, I’m once again glad that half the posters here don’t vote or god forbid, run for office

    3. Vegetable-Cod7668 on

      saying trump was doing his part for peace in gaza was disgusting and shameful considering what the yanks have done

    4. You can’t be picking a fight with the biggest maniac in the world.

      Not a fan of Martin but he only had one choice here.

      Holly Cairns was unfair in her criticism she has lost some credit in my eyes.

    5. KeyboardWarrior90210 on

      He did well – it’s a fucking hopeless assignment so the best he could do is try to avoid setting off too many landmines, and he did that pretty well as you’d expect from an experienced cute hoor

    6. Pushed back on Trumps nonsense more than other leaders of much larger nations. Fair play considering it’s an annual nightmare situation.

    7. Did well in my book, like last year. Didn’t bend over but didn’t piss anyone off, got a few good words in for the EU and the Brits as well.  His innate ability to talk while saying absolutely nothing helps him with Trump, leaves him nothing to latch on to. 

    8. I think he did very well.
      Took some guts to shut Trump up when he was in full flight and disagree with him. MM made a good case for immigration and for Europe.

      And he spoke up for the Iranian people and for peace.

      Not bad when you consider how other leaders frequently tip-toe around Trump, or Starmer who maintains a cringe-worthy grovel at all times.

      And, I should make clear, I am by no means a Fianna Fáil supporter. Just giving credit where it’s due.

    9. Better than I expected he would. Actually voiced a couple of opinions on Trump’s nonsense about Europe at least.

    10. windysheprdhenderson on

      Fair play to the guy, having to deal with this orange fuckwit in front of the entire world.

    11. Key_Duck_6293 on

      He was there to ensure that Trump didn’t get pissed off with Ireland & pass some dumb policy, to achieve that you just have to turn up and stay relatively quiet. We could have sent any random Irish lad in his 60s and Trump would have been none the wiser

    12. Single_Classroom_448 on

      I’m a brit and haven’t read any of the news except what has popped up in my Reddit feed but I’d like to thank you guys for bigging us up when Trump started slagging off the UK government, love you guys and hope everything went well

    13. IntrepidAstronaut863 on

      He did well, keeps a very important relationship alive. Thought he showed more backbone than some other leaders.

      In moments like this I’m grateful it’s him doing it and not Soc dems or others on the left who from their comments today would rather we nuke the economy for the sake of some grandstanding.

    14. He did very well in fairness. Defended our allies across the Irish Sea, Europe and kept steady. Couldn’t ask for more to be honest. I think European leaders are wise now to not simply want to “survive” a trump encounter, but rather counter him when he says some crazy shit.

    15. Hes-behind-you on

      I was kind of hoping Micheàl would have just got up, Van Damme 80s style and broken the big orange neck before ripping his shirt off and escaping in a helicopter.

    16. Educational-Law-8169 on

      Credit where it’s due, he did well. No one would want to do it, you can see the expression on other world leader’s faces sometimes. It must be like walking into the lion’s den

    17. Real-Basis-4153 on

      Did trump refer to President Connolly as a he? Or did I mis-hear? 🤣

    18. Top-Leadership-8839 on

      I think he did well, he expressed his governments opinions and came across very cool headed in the face of a tyrant who is known for blasting anyone with a conflicting view to his.
      I must say i was surprised with the Kier Starmer endorsement but on reflection they are our closest neighbours and IE UK trade and relations are important so well done him.

    19. blipblopthrowawayz on

      The state of that room gets worse every time I see it, what a tasteless abomination.

    20. Pretty good. While my 60 year old self would far prefer if he ripped Trump for the childish imbecile that he is, the potential ramifications for younger generations would be unconsciousable.

    21. He’s a FF politician. Well used to spouting hot air and saying nothing. Looks mighty pleased with himself

    22. He went & done his job. Give the shamrock, shake hands, exchange pleasantries. It’s diplomacy not making friends.

    23. antonpillar19 on

      As well as he could in the situation to be honest and considering who he is and what he’s dealing with

    24. Ok-Sheepherder4940 on

      All you need to do is keep the nose clean and get out of there unscathed and I think he did that, not his biggest fan but he’s the type of person that was needed there at this moment in time

    25. I_Drive_Da_Bus on

      He’s a disgrace, defending Keir Starmer and praising Winston Churchill…but didn’t have the spine to correct trump that our president is a woman 🤔

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