Charity’s CEO says visit could help rebuild fighter’s reputation after he was found liable for rape in civil caseAn Irish rape crisis charity has complained about Conor McGregor’s meeting with Donald Trump at the White House, describing it as a “sinister” move that could help “launder” the mixed martial arts fighter’s reputation.Rachel Morrogh, the chief executive of the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, has written to the US embassy in the Irish capital raising concerns about the meeting, which took place on Monday, Saint Patrick’s Day. Continue reading...
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre condemned Conor McGregor's meeting with Donald Trump at the White House, calling it a "sinister" attempt to rehabilitate McGregor's reputation after he was found liable for rape in a civil case. The charity expressed concern that the meeting used the president's office to "launder" McGregor's image. McGregor used his White House platform to criticize the Irish government's immigration policies.
