Trump arrives in Ireland for two-day official visit
US President Donald Trump landed in Dublin. He is visiting for two days. The trip includes official meetings and a stop at his Doonbeg golf resort.
Donald Trump arrived in Ireland. It was one of the biggest security operations the Irish police had ever done.
Trump was greeted at Dublin Airport by deputy premier Simon Harris. Trump will meet President Catherine Connolly at her official residence.
Then he will meet Premier Micheál Martin at the Farmleigh Estate. Hundreds of business leaders and celebrities will attend a speech at the US ambassador's residence in Phoenix Park.
These include Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary and entertainer Michael Flatley. Trump will later travel to his golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare, which is hosting the Irish Open.
The Irish police said peaceful protest would be allowed. But they warned they would not allow public disorder.
- Two days
- Visit duration
- Simon Harris, deputy premier
- Greeting official
- Edward Walsh
- Ambassador
- Doonbeg, County Clare
- Golf resort location
Why it mattersTrump's visit shows US-Ireland ties. It comes during a major golf tournament at his Irish resort.
AustraliaNo direct Australian effect yet. The visit is primarily a matter of Irish and US diplomacy, though Australian media outlets are following Trump's international movements.
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