Trump Begins Two-Day Visit to Ireland Amid €20 Million Security Operation
US President Donald Trump has arrived in Dublin for a two-day trip that includes meetings with Irish leaders and time at his golf resort in County Clare, prompting a costly security operation and mixed reactions from residents.
US President Donald Trump has begun a two-day visit to Ireland, arriving in Dublin as part of a trip that is expected to include meetings with Irish government leaders, according to France 24.
The visit will also see Trump spend time at his golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare, the report said.
France 24 reported that the trip has prompted a major security operation, with costs reportedly reaching €20 million.
According to the source, opinions among local residents about the visit remain divided.
Further details about the specific agenda of Trump's meetings with Irish officials were not disclosed in the report.
Sources
- Trump begins two-day Ireland visit, security operation costs €20 million — France 24 — English
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