Conor McGregor is once again considering the possibility of running for Irish president. This idea has gained momentum following a recent riot in Dublin, in which McGregor claimed that Irish authorities unfairly targeted him as a “scapegoat” to divert attention from a stabbing incident involving children. The incident led to anti-immigrant protests and chaos in Ireland’s capital on November 23.
Following these events, “The Notorious” outlined his potential route for the Irish presidency, expressing his confidence in a statement he posted on X (formerly Twitter). McGregor shared a cartoonish poster portraying him with his family in front of Áras an Uachtaráin, the official residence of the president of Ireland, and wrote, “Ireland, your family in the top office. President McGregor has a nice ring to it.”
Fans quickly reacted to McGregor’s potential aspirations for the Irish presidency with various responses. One fan urged him, “Do it for your people. You have to now. Don’t sell false hopes!” while another suggested, “When you become president of Ireland, you should take back Northern Ireland from the Britains.”
In another development, Conor McGregor’s consideration of running for the presidency in Ireland seems to align with Ruairi McSorley’s own ambitions. According to a recent report from the Belfast Telegraph, the viral sensation ‘Frostbit Boy’ has voiced a desire to reform the Irish government system. He envisions a transformed Ireland with McGregor as president and himself as prime minister.
During a recent interview with Sunday Life, McSorley stated, “A successful unity referendum would give us the chance to effectively redesign Ireland. I’m suggesting a potential upgrade of many parts of government and the presidency. I’m proposing a people’s leader more separate from government. Conor McGregor could be a phenomenal president. I would love to meet him to discuss my ideas. I’ve been planning a complete revision to the Irish constitution since lockdown.”
