The world is adjusting to the prospect of Donald Trump as US President.
The new leader of the free world has been calling the leaders of other countries.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny held a ten minute call with Donald Trump last night.
He said he tried to get across a number of issues important to Ireland.
After a vitriolic campaign by the Republican many are finding his victory hard to stomach.
But Minister Simon Coveney says we have to work with him.
A breakdown of voting figures shows it was older white men living in rural areas who voted for Trump
While Clinton captured the young, female black and Latino vote.
Donald Trump will visit the White House later to see his new home – and is already getting presidential briefs.
It comes as tens of thousands of people took to the streets overnight in the states to protest the decision
Meanwhile, Donald Trump will now be focusing on the formation of his Cabinet.
However a number of high profile Republicans had already distanced themselves from the billionaire during his election campaign.
The likes of Newt Gingrich and Rudi Giuliani are being tipped to take prominent positions in the new line-up.
Holycross native Phil O'Dwyer is a Professor at Oakland University in Michigan and Mayor of Berkley – speaking on Tipp Today he said Donald Trump may struggle to find strong people willing to join his team.
