Over 650 marches are talking place worldwide against Trump’s presidency.
Hundreds of people marched in Dublin and Galway today in Solidarity to women who now have Donald Trump as the leader of their country.
Donald Trump’s inauguration took place yesterday which means he is officially president of the United States.
Women of the United States, as well as various minorities fear what their rights will be while he is in power.
This is why women all over the world are marching for their rights.
Dublin and Galway were among hundreds of other locations which held marches.
Organisations such as Union of Students in Ireland, the Abortion Rights Campaign and the National Women’s Council of Ireland were all present.
The march began at around 12.30 in the City Centre and continued through O’Connell Street.
People on Twitter have been sharing photos and videos of the Irish marches.
We stand with Women. With Refugees. With Migrants. With People of Colour. We stand for Humanity. And we stand against hate. #WomensMarchIre pic.twitter.com/lltMADuVWH
— Colm O'Gorman 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈🇮🇪 (@Colmogorman) January 21, 2017
'Snowflakes can become snowstorms' #WomensMarch #womensmarchdublin #WomensMarchIre @Colmogorman pic.twitter.com/pE120rotgR
— Aoife Ryan-Christensen (@thatdanishgirl) January 21, 2017
#WomensMarchIre getting going pic.twitter.com/X0TowxOyxK
— Seán Clancy (@seanlclancy) January 21, 2017
#WomensMarch #WomensMarchGalway #WomensMarchIre pic.twitter.com/2dyGiMwBBx
— Louise Ní Fhiannachta (Pron:Nee-Yee-Nawkh-Tha) (@LouiseNiF) January 21, 2017
Good crowd in #Galway! #WomensMarch #womensmarchIRL pic.twitter.com/pDdXp9z6hY
— Wild Cottage Ireland 🦊 (@WildCottage) January 21, 2017
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Lead image via Twitter/JoshuaMurray
