Comedian Rosie O’Donnell revealed she wrote an apology letter to Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin after her name came up during his meeting with President Trump in the White House. O’Donnell, 63, moved to Ireland after Trump was reelected as president. The two have famously feuded for years. During Martin’s trip to the White House on March 12 he received a question about O’Donnell from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green’s boyfriend, Brian Glenn. The Irish leader, known as the Taoiseach, largely ignored the question but it apparently bothered O’Donnell. President Donald J Trump meets with Ireland’s Prime Minister Michael Martin in the Oval Office at the White House on March 12. (Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images) “I felt very troubled that they put the Taoiseach in that position and didn’t treat him with the respect that a leader of that kind deserves when they’re visiting the White House,” O’Donnell said Friday night on an Irish TV show, “The Late Late Show” with Patrick Kielty. O’Donnell said she wrote an apology note to Martin’s office, which the office received and thanked her for. “I just wanted him to know the history and what happened and why [Trump] seems to be out to get me in ways that are startling to most,” O’Donnell told Kielty. TikTok / rosieRosie O’Donnell shared pictures from her new life in Ireland. (TikTok / rosie) Trump has been ripping O’Donnell for decades. Even back in 2007, he made a crack about her weight while selling chairs. “Someone asked me how Rosie O’Donnell would like these chairs. They’re not strong enough,” Trump said. “We’d have to have made them stronger.” During a 2016 presidential debate, when moderator Megyn Kelly pointed out that Trump had called women “pigs, dogs, slobs,” he interjected to say, “Only Rosie O’Donnell.” ...read more read less