Donald Trump Arrives in Dublin for Two-Day Official Ireland Visit
US President Donald Trump has landed in Dublin for a two-day visit featuring meetings with Irish leaders and a trip to Doonbeg.

KEY POINTS
- US President Donald Trump arrived in Dublin for a two-day visit to Ireland.
- He was greeted at Dublin Airport by Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister Helen McEntee.
- Trump's delegation includes his son Donald Trump Jr., family members, and US Ambassador Edward Walsh.
- His schedule includes meetings with President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
US President Donald Trump touched down at Dublin Airport aboard Air Force One for a two-day visit to Ireland. He was greeted at the bottom of the stairs by Tánaiste Simon Harris and Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee.
The president is accompanied by members of his family, including his eldest son Donald Trump Jr., his wife Bettina Anderson, and three of his grandchildren, alongside a large Secret Service detail and US Ambassador to Ireland Edward Walsh.
Upon arrival, Trump was met with explicit signs carved into the countryside expressing opposition to his visit. He will travel to Áras an Uachtaráin to meet with President Catherine Connolly and later attend a meeting with Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Farmleigh House.
Following his engagements in Dublin, Trump will travel to Shannon and head to his golf course in Doonbeg to spend the night. He is expected to watch golf over the weekend before returning to Washington.
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