Freemasons Of Ireland To Donate €2,500 To Charity After Carlson-McGregor Interview

Thursday, 24 April 2025 14:41

By Martin Osborne

In a statement, the Freemasons expressed regret and clarified that they would not have permitted the booking had they been aware of its intended purpose.

The Freemasons of Ireland will donate €2,500 to charity following what they described as ““incalculable" harm to their organisation caused by Tucker Carlson’s recent interview with Straffan resident Conor McGregor.

The interview, which aired last Friday night, was recorded the week prior at the Freemasons’ Hall.

In a statement, the Freemasons expressed regret and clarified that they would not have permitted the booking had they been aware of its intended purpose.

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