Trump to meet Irish president in Dublin before Irish Open
BBC World1 min read108 words
Former President Donald J. Trump is scheduled to hold a series of meetings in Dublin on Thursday before traveling to County Clare to attend the Irish Open golf tournament at Doonbeg. The Dublin engagements are expected to involve discussions with Irish officials and business leaders, although the specific agenda has not been disclosed.
Following the meetings, Trump will join the tournament’s opening ceremonies and practice sessions in Doonbeg, a coastal resort that hosts the European Tour event each year. His presence at the Irish Open marks a high‑profile appearance by the former U.S. president in the country’s sporting calendar, concluding a brief diplomatic and promotional visit to Ireland.
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