Perhaps President Donald Trump Motivated Conor McGregor to make a career change.
UFC fighter He wrote in a long Instagram post on Thursday, implying that he would run for the president of his home country of Ireland, for days after he visited Trump at the White House.
McGregor said that he opposed the proposal of the law regarding the EU migration Pact and urged people to vote for him.
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Conor McGregor from Ireland is being prepared for the fight against Dustin Poirier during the UFC 264 event at the T-Mobile Arena on July 10, 2021 in Las Vegas. (Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC)
“Ireland must fully implement the EU migration pact until June 12, 2026. So, between June and June 12, 2026, several laws must be adopted by both houses of Oireachtas and then signed by the president … Who will counteract the Government and confront this law? … I will!” McGregor wrote in his post.
“It’s a people of Irish choice! Always! It is a true democracy! .. This is the future of Ireland with me as the president. All the citizens of Ireland have the voice and choice of their future! God bless our people. Vote McGregor and hear your voice!”
McGregor criticized the Irish government in the White House in an attempt to raise awareness of “the issues facing the people of Ireland.”
McGregor, 36, appeared along with The Karoline Leavitt White House secretary For a brief performance in front of the media.
Karolina Leavitt White House Secretary Listens that UFC Fighter Conor McGregor talks to journalists in the White House Information Room on Monday, March 17, 2025. In Washington, DC (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
“Our Government has long abandoned the voices of the people of Ireland, and it is high time for America to be aware of what is happening in Ireland. What is happening in Ireland is a travesty. Our Government is zero and zero responsibility,” he said this week.
In September, he teased the potential presidential driving in Ireland, calling himself a “only logical choice”.
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Conor McGregor considers the candidate for President of Ireland. (Brian Lawless/so pictures via Getty Images)
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McGregor’s visit comes a week after Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin met with Trump in an oval office.
Fox News’ Paulina Grandpa contributed to this report.
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