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Public Opinion Poll Finds Majority Oppose Trump State Visit to Ireland

Public Opinion Poll Finds Majority Oppose Trump State Visit to Ireland

Survey reveals broad political and generational divide
A new public opinion poll shows a majority of Irish citizens do not support a state visit by former U.S. President Donald Trump, with opposition strongest among younger voters and urban residents.

The findings come amid speculation that Trump could tour Ireland during his campaign, reigniting debates over diplomacy, protest rights, and Ireland’s international image.
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