Two Galway women to contest public order charges over Doonbeg incident
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Two women from Galway are contesting public order charges over an incident at Doonbeg golf course. The case stems from alleged anti-war slogans shouted by the women. The shouting allegedly took place at the course during Donald Trump's visit. The women are challenging the public order allegations. The report does not name them or provide a date for their court appearance. No ruling has been reported, so the allegations remain unresolved.
The two allegedly shouted anti-war slogans at Doonbeg golf course during US president Donald Trump’s visit.