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Trump’s Irish Open visit puts small coastal village in the global spotlightWorld

U.S. President Donald Trump’s visit to his golf resort in Ireland to watch the Irish Open has focused worldwide attention on the coastal village of Doonbeg. Thousands joined a protest march in central Dublin, while many locals support the resort because of the hundreds of jobs and thousands of visitors it brings.

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Breaking: Trump addresses Iran, Ukraine and AI at Ireland golf course press conferencePolitics10:14

US President Donald Trump held an impromptu press conference during the Irish Open golf tournament in Doonbeg, Ireland. He claimed Iran is seeking a diplomatic agreement with the United States and said Tehran is “calling constantly”. Trump also criticised Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over attacks on Russian diesel refineries, arguing they could contribute to global fuel shortages.

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Trump says he would ‘love’ to see Ireland unifiedPolitics2:19

U.S. President Donald Trump sparked controversy on the first day of his Ireland trip by telling reporters in Dublin that he would love to see a “unified” Ireland. Locals and many people in Northern Ireland quickly pushed back against the impromptu remark.

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Trump says he’d ‘love’ a united Ireland as visit draws protestsPolitics2:15

US President Donald Trump met Ireland’s leaders during a visit in which he said he would “love” to see a united Ireland and discussed the war with Iran. The trip prompted protests in Dublin and western Ireland, with demonstrators objecting to his visit and, in some cases, to Irish leaders meeting him amid Ireland’s position on Palestine.

AAl Jazeera English
Trump in Ireland: US president drops Irish unity bombshell during Dublin visitPolitics

Donald Trump’s comments in Dublin have stirred controversy by breaking the political taboo against foreign leaders interfering in another country’s internal affairs during an official visit. The remarks came days after UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said a referendum on Irish reunification was “off the table.”

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Trump touches a nerve in Ireland by calling reunification 'fantastic'Politics0:53

During a visit to Ireland, U.S. President Donald Trump said a united Ireland would be “fantastic” and suggested it could happen “eventually,” wading into the politically sensitive question of Northern Ireland’s future.

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Trump says a united Ireland would be “fantastic” in meeting with Irish PMPolitics3:20

US President Donald Trump said he would like to see a united Ireland during a meeting in Dublin with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin. Trump called unification “a fantastic thing”, while acknowledging that the UK would obviously have something to say about it.

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“I wish he wasn’t here”: Protests break out as Trump visits IrelandPolitics1:43

Protests took place in cities across Ireland as U.S. President Donald Trump visited on Saturday. Demonstrators in Dublin held anti-Trump signs and Palestinian flags, with some accusing him of “causing a genocide” and “destroying our climate.” Trump’s comment that he would “love” to see a unified Ireland drew sharp criticism.

GGlobal News
Kayleigh McEnany: This is AMAZING to watchPolitics4:48

President Trump travels to Ireland for a two-day visit, meeting Irish leaders and speaking in Dublin. Reporter Alex Hogan provides live updates, while Kayleigh McEnany analyzes the diplomatic stakes of the trip.

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Protesters in Ireland react to Trump’s ‘united Ireland’ remarksPolitics

Thousands gathered in Dublin on Saturday to protest Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland. Some demonstrators were angered after the US president said a unified Ireland would be “fantastic,” while others argued that he should not have been invited.

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Trump says a united Ireland would be ‘a great thing’Politics6:10

US President Donald Trump said he would like to see a united Ireland during a meeting with the Irish prime minister in Dublin. He said it would happen eventually and described the Taoiseach as the right person to move it forward. More than 10,000 people meanwhile marched in Dublin to oppose Trump.

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Trump meets Ireland’s president before heading to his Doonbeg golf clubPolitics

President Donald Trump met Ireland’s president Saturday before traveling to his golf club in Doonbeg for a major tournament. Trump said a united Ireland would be a “cool thing,” wading into a complex and politically charged issue during his visit.

TThe Associated Press
Trump in Ireland: What are Irish people saying about the visit?Politics8:51

US President Donald Trump held talks with Irish President Catherine Connolly in Dublin on Saturday and also met Prime Minister Micheál Martin. The weekend visit is focused in part on a major golf tournament hosted at a course he owns on Ireland’s Atlantic coast.

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Trump hopes for 'reunified' Ireland, hits out at Europe over Iran warPolitics1:12

US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland “reunified” while meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin during a two-day official visit. He criticised Europe on trade, energy and immigration, and called European allies’ response to his Iran war efforts “disappointing”.

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President Trump arrives in IrelandPolitics

President Trump has arrived in Ireland and is set to meet Irish leaders before attending a golf tournament at one of his resorts.

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Trump begins two-day Ireland visit as security operation costs €20 millionPolitics

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Dublin for a two-day visit to Ireland. He is expected to meet Irish leaders and spend time at his golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare, amid a major security operation reportedly costing €20 million and divided local opinion.

FFrance 24 English
Trump Wades Into Debate Over Irish UnificationPolitics3:33

During his visit to Dublin, President Donald Trump said he would like to see a united Ireland and that unification is ultimately inevitable, breaking with the caution traditionally shown by US presidents. Sinn Féin welcomed the remarks, while unionists criticized them; UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said there is currently no mandate for a referendum.

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Trump faces a ‘tall order’ on Ireland trip, expert arguesPolitics

President Donald Trump is traveling to Dublin to meet Ireland’s president and prime minister. America First Policy senior fellow Joshua Treviño examines the visit and key questions involving trade and security.

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