Three women were arrested at Donald Trump’s golf course in Doonbeg, Ireland, following protests against his visit. The arrests occurred during a special court session in Ennis District Court on Saturday evening. The women were charged with breaching public order, according to local authorities.
Protesters gathered in Doonbeg and Dublin to oppose Trump’s presence in the country. Demonstrations also took place at Shannon Airport, with participants demanding an end to his policies. The protests were part of a broader backlash against Trump’s recent visit to Ireland.
Authorities reported that the arrests were made after a confrontation between protesters and security personnel. No injuries were reported during the incident. The case is expected to be reviewed in the coming weeks.
The event highlights growing public opposition to Trump’s activities in Ireland, with demonstrators emphasizing concerns over his political influence and policies.
