Trump Visits Ireland, Says Unification Would Be 'Fantastic'
US President Donald Trump traveled to Ireland for a golf tournament and held meetings with Irish leaders, according to Deutsche Welle.
US President Donald Trump traveled to Ireland, where his itinerary included attending a golf tournament as well as meetings with Irish leaders, according to a report by Deutsche Welle.
During the visit, Trump said that a unification of Ireland would be "fantastic," Deutsche Welle reported, though the outlet's report did not provide additional detail on the context of the remark or specify which officials he met.
Deutsche Welle's report did not elaborate on the full scope of discussions held during the visit or the political reactions to Trump's comment on unification.
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- Trump visits Ireland, says unification would be 'fantastic' — Deutsche Welle — English
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