Trump Says Unified Ireland ‘Would Be Fantastic’ During Dublin Visit
US President Donald Trump made the remark during a two-day trip to Ireland that combined official talks with a visit to a golf tournament at his own course.
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that a unified Ireland would be "fantastic," according to France 24, during a weekend visit to Ireland that included attendance at a major golf tournament held at his own Irish golf course.
The two-day trip, France 24 reported, is the latest example of how Trump blends his official duties as president with his personal business interests while traveling abroad.
According to the report, Trump's visit included talks with Ireland's leaders in Dublin alongside his attendance at the golf tournament.
France 24 did not provide further details on the specific context of Trump's comment regarding Irish unification or elaborate on the substance of his discussions with Irish officials.
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- Trump says unified Ireland ‘would be fantastic' during Dublin trip — France 24 — English
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