Donald Trump in Ireland: Follow live updates
US president due to land in Dublin via new Air Force One shortly
This live update gives a detailed account of Donald Trump's two-day visit to Ireland. The president is expected to arrive in Dublin around 9:10 AM, where he will participate in an arrival ceremony and a courtesy call with the President of Ireland, Catherine Connolly, at Áras an Uachtaráin. Following this, Trump will have a bilateral meeting with the Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, at Farmleigh House.
Trump's schedule also includes a visit to Deerfield House to meet the US ambassador, Edward Walsh, and a bilateral meeting with business leaders. The president is set to depart Dublin before 11:35 AM, bound for Doonbeg, where he will attend the 2026 Amgen Irish Open. Throughout his stay, Trump's arrival and events will be covered by the White House Press Pool.
The visit has been marked by protests in Dublin city center, with the Irish Neutrality League planning a march to the Dáil. The president's visit is expected to be a contentious one, given the mixed reactions to his policies in Ireland.
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