U.S. President Donald Trump arrived in Dublin for a two-day trip that includes a meeting with Ireland’s president, engagements with political and business figures, and time for golf.
Speaking at Dublin airport following Trump’s arrival, Tánaiste Simon Harris said he welcomed the U.S. president on the Irish government’s behalf. Harris said Trump was eager to travel to Doonbeg. Further information is expected as the visit unfolds.
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