maybe President Donald Trump Connor McGregor’s motives for a professional change.
UFC fighter He wrote in a long post on Instagram on Thursday, which means that he will run for his country’s original presidency, days after Trump’s visit to the White House.
McGregor said he opposes a bill on the Immigration Agreement in the European Union and urged people to vote for it.
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Connor McGregor from Ireland is preparing to fight Dustin Boyer during the UFC 264 event at T-Mobile Arena on July 10, 2021 in Las Vegas. (Chris Unger/Zoufa LLC)
“Ireland must implement the Immigration Agreement in the European Union by June 12, 2026. So from now until June 12, 2026, many legislation must be passed by both Oilachtas and then the president signed … Who will stand before the government and oppose this bill?” I will do! “McGregor wrote in office.
“It is the choice of the people of Irelands! Always! This is a real democracy! .. This is the future of Ireland with me as president. All Ireland citizens have a voice and a choice in their future! God bless our people. McGregor voted and hear your voice!”
McGregor criticized the Irish government in the White House in an attempt to raise awareness of “issues of confronting the people of Ireland.”
McGregor, 36, appeared alongside White House press secretary Caroline Levitt For a brief appearance in front of the media.
White House press secretary Caroline Levitte listens to being Conor McGregor, the UFC, who speaks with correspondents in the White House briefing room on Monday, March 17, 2025 in Washington, DC (AP Photo/EVAN VUCCI)
He said this week: “Our government has long abandoned the voices of the people of Ireland, and it is time to study America with what is going on in Ireland. What is happening in Ireland is a farce. Our government is a government of working zero and accountable zero.”
In September, it disturbed a possible presidency in Ireland, describing himself as “the only logical option.”
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Conor McGregor is considering running for the President of Ireland. (Lawless/PA photos via Getty Images)
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Micheál Martin’s visit to Micheál Martin met with Trump at the Oval Office.
Fox News Polina Daidaj contributed to this report.
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