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FRI · 2026-09-11 · 07:41 GMTBRIEF NSR-2026-0911-110468
News/Trump set to visit Ireland where a mixed reception awaits
NSR-2026-0911-110468News Report·EN·Economic Impact

Trump set to visit Ireland where a mixed reception awaits

In the windswept village of Doonbeg on Ireland’s Atlantic coast, Donald Trump is less polarising US president and more golf resort owner credited with bringing jobs and money to a remote corner of the country. Trump arrives in Ireland on Saturday for a two-day visit, stopping for a few hours in Dubl

Agence France-PresseSouth China Morning PostFiled 2026-09-11 · 07:41 GMTLean · Center-RightRead · 1 min
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He will stop in Dublin for a few hours before going to his golf resort in County Clare.

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Trump is scheduled to visit Ireland for a two-day trip starting Saturday.

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The Irish Open golf tournament is set to attract up to 75,000 spectators.

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Donald Trump is viewed in Doonbeg as a golf resort owner credited with bringing jobs and money to the area.

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In the windswept village of Doonbeg on Ireland’s Atlantic coast, Donald Trump is less polarising US president and more golf resort owner credited with bringing jobs and money to a remote corner of the country.Trump arrives in Ireland on Saturday for a two-day visit, stopping for a few hours in Dublin before heading west to his Trump International Golf Links, where the Irish Open began Thursday.The tournament is set to draw up to 75,000 spectators to the links course, set among towering dunes on a rugged stretch of County Clare coastline.
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