Trump doubles down on united Ireland comments on day two of visit
Summary
President Donald Trump visited Ireland, where he repeated his support for a united Ireland, meaning the unification of Ireland and Northern Ireland. During his visit at his golf resort in Doonbeg, he called it a natural idea while local protests against him continued and some praised the local jobs created by his golf course.Key Facts
- President Trump expressed support for a united Ireland during his visit to Ireland in September 2026.
- He said it would be natural to bring Northern Ireland and Ireland together, describing his comment as routine and noting many agree with him.
- Trump met with the Irish Prime Minister (Taoiseach) Micheál Martin during the visit.
- More than 10,000 people protested against Trump in Dublin, and smaller protests occurred near his golf resort in Doonbeg.
- Three women were arrested for trespassing at the Doonbeg golf course during the protests.
- Some local people praised Trump’s golf course for providing significant jobs and economic benefits to the Doonbeg area.
- Trump avoided commenting on Scottish independence when asked.
- Security measures were in place during the president’s visit, and he planned to leave from Shannon Airport on Sunday evening.
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