Donald Trump lands in Dublin for two-day Ireland visit – live
Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APHe will meet with president Catherine Connolly, who has previously been highly critical of Trump, not least because he mistakenly referred to her as a man. As the Guardian’s Irish correspondent, Rory Carroll, reports, the meeting has prompted headlines asking: “What could possibly go wrong?” double quotation markMany in Ireland are rooting for Connolly to let rip at Trump for his policies and rhetoric on immigrants and the Middle East. Then it’s off to his golf resort at Doonbeg for the night, before another day of golf on Sunday and his return to Washington.The visit has left some Dubliners distinctly unimpressed.
- ▪Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APHe will meet with president Catherine Connolly, who has previously been highly critical of Trump, not least because he mistakenly referred to her as a man.
- ▪As the Guardian’s Irish correspondent, Rory Carroll, reports, the meeting has prompted headlines asking: “What could possibly go wrong?” double quotation markMany in Ireland are rooting for Connolly to let rip at Trump for his policies and
- ▪Then it’s off to his golf resort at Doonbeg for the night, before another day of golf on Sunday and his return to Washington.The visit has left some Dubliners distinctly unimpressed.
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- ▪ President Trump to arrive in Ireland for two-day visit — BBC News — UK
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2m ago04.04 EDTTrump begins two-day visit to IrelandDonald Trump has touched down in Dublin this morning for a two-day visit to Ireland, where he will hold talks with the Irish president and prime minister, and play golf.The weekend visit coincides with the Irish Open, a major golf tournament taking place at the beachfront Doonberg golf course owned by the US president.View image in fullscreenUS president Donald Trump disembarks Air Force One at Dublin airport. Photograph: Julia Demaree Nikhinson/APHe will meet with president Catherine Connolly, who has previously been highly critical of Trump, not least because he mistakenly referred to her as a man.
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