Giant Trump balloons caught in intercourse act with Putin and Netanyahu as protesters swarm Dublin
As tens of thousands of protestors against Donald Trump’s visit to Dublin gathered in the city centre, huge inflatable effigies showing the US President in a sex act floated above
The balloons showed the US President in a new light
Giant balloons depicting Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Benjamin Netanyahu were caught carrying out a sex act at an anti-MAGA protest in Dublin.
Thousands of protesters gathered at the Irish capital chanting “we don’t want you here” at the US President amid his visit. Alongside the 30 groups and political groups at the procession were unflattering inflatable effigies of the Orange Manbaby ‘going at it’ with Israeli PM Netanyahu and Russian despot Mad Vlad.
Above the sea of crowds a floating ‘Netanyahu’ proceeded to ‘bonk’ a huge ‘Trump’ from behind. A clip posted to X also showed a fake ‘Jeffrey Epstein’ doing the same to the MAGA man, but that ‘union’ wasn’t quite as vigorous as the one administered by the Israeli PM.
The protest was attended by thousands
Elsewhere at the demonstration, loud drums and chants were from the crowd, with large parts of Dublin’s city centre closed off this afternoon.
Organisers on the ground claimed there were tens of thousands of attendees at the protest. It took over an hour and a half for the entirety of the march to leave the starting point.
Participants carried banners and flags, and chanted: “Donald Trump, can you hear? We don’t want you here.” Several opposition political parties, including Sinn Fein and the Greens, participated in the protest.
Several political parties attended the rally
Sinn Fein’s Donnchadh O Laoghaire was among the speakers at the protest. Speaking before the rally, O Laoghaire noted that the protest was an opportunity to “demonstrate the fact that the Irish people clearly reject the policies and the agenda of this US administration.”
He added: “Whatever opportunities we have, we take them, and also the Irish government – they have an obligation to articulate Irish foreign policy to President Trump.”
After a morning of meetings and events in Dublin, Trump left Dublin for County Clare. The president then took a helicopter to his Trump Doonbeg Hotel to attend the Irish Open golf tournament.
Donald Trump (not pictured) arrived in Ireland for a two day visit this weekend
Social Democrats Foreign Affairs spokesperson Patricia Stephenson said today: “There is no public appetite for this visit which is just a glorified golf trip for Mr Trump.”
One protester who carried a placard depicting Trump as a clown said: “I am from Kerry, I spent five hours travelling to get here, that is how strongly I feel about it. Thank goodness it is a great turnout, but we could always do with more.”
During the first day of his visit to the Emerald Isle, peace-loving Trump said he would “love to see” unified Ireland and claimed he could “settle” the Falklands row between the UK and Argentina.
