Dublin —
President Donald Trump touched down in Ireland Saturday morning, where he will hold talks with the country’s leaders before attending a tournament at one of his golf courses.
Trump, wearing a red tie, was greeted on the tarmac by Ireland’s Minister of Finance Simon Harris, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade and Minister for Defence Helen McEntee, US Ambassador to Ireland Edward Walsh and his wife Lynn, Irish Ambassador to the US Geraldine Byrne Nason and Chief of Protocol Patricia O’Brien.
The last time Trump visited Ireland as president was during his first term in June 2019.
Trump will hold a bilateral meeting with Taoiseach Micheál Martin and deliver remarks to business leaders at US Ambassador to Ireland Edward Walsh’s residence, a White House official told CNN.
