President Trump returned from Dublin, Ireland, after meeting with the Irish prime minister and visiting his golf club that hosted the Irish Open. But Trump made news with his comments about hope for a “reunified Ireland.” The U.K. prime minister says there hasn’t been enough public support for reunification to put a referendum on the ballot. Niall Stanage, White House columnist for The Hill, who is from Northern Ireland, joined "Morning in America" to discuss what he thinks of Trump’s comments.
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President Trump drew cheers and local support during his weekend visit to Doonbeg, Ireland, for the Irish Open, but a years-long planning fight over tiny protected snails continues to block expansion of his golf resort. Trump spent much of Saturday and Sunday at Trump International Golf Links, the resort his organization purchased in 2014 when […] The post Doonbeg residents rally behind Trump's Irish golf resort as protected snails stall ballroom plans appeared first on American Almanac .
President Trump drew cheers and local support during his weekend visit to Doonbeg, Ireland, for the Irish Open, but a years-long planning fight over tiny protected snails continues to block expansion of his golf resort. Trump spent much of Saturday and Sunday at Trump International Golf Links, the resort his organization purchased in 2014 when the property was financially struggling. The course, stretching 400 acres along 1.5 miles of beach on County Clare's Atlantic coast, hosted the Irish Open this year, and the golf crowd cheered as the president walked out to take in the tournament. Hundreds of police officers were deployed across the small village, roughly 175 miles west of Dublin, while scores of protesters gathered nearby. But…Open
President Donald J. Trump announced he is lifting tariffs on Irish whiskey. Trump announced the update at the Irish Open trophy ceremony. He presented the Irish Open to golfer Shane Lowry.
