Trump Said He’d Love to See a ‘United’ Ireland During Visit
IrelandWhat to know
- US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland “unified,” a remark that puts him at odds with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham who recently said the issue is off the table.S1
- “It’s going to happen eventually”, the US president said when asked for his thought on a united Ireland during a meeting with the Taoiseach in DublinS2
- Donald Trump says a united Ireland would be ‘a fantastic thing’S3
- Mr Trump told reporters in Dublin a united Ireland is ‘going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now’.S4S6
- "It's going to happen eventually", the U.S. president said in Dublin during a golf-focused trip to the long-divided island.S5
- ‘Now the UK will have something to say about it ... but I think it would be a great thing’S7
- US President Donald Trump made the controversial comments shortly after arriving in Ireland for a two-day visitS8
Trump Said He’d Love to See a ‘United’ Ireland During Visit
US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland “unified,” a remark that puts him at odds with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham who recently said the issue is off the tab…
Micheál Martin refuses to be drawn on Trump's comments that he would ‘love’ to see a united Ireland
“It’s going to happen eventually”, the US president said when asked for his thought on a united Ireland during a meeting with the Taoiseach in Dublin
US President Donald Trump says he would ‘love to see’ a united Ireland
Mr Trump told reporters in Dublin a united Ireland is ‘going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now’.
Trump says he would ‘love’ to see a united Ireland
"It's going to happen eventually", the U.S. president said in Dublin during a golf-focused trip to the long-divided island.
Trump says he would ‘love to see’ a united Ireland during visit to Dublin
‘Now the UK will have something to say about it ... but I think it would be a great thing’
Donald Trump 'would love to see' a unified Ireland despite UK's stance
US President Donald Trump made the controversial comments shortly after arriving in Ireland for a two-day visit
"It's going to happen eventually": Donald Trump says he would 'love' to see a united Ireland
The US President said he is supportive of the idea of a united Ireland and said that "it may as well happen now"
‘It would be a great thing’ – Donald Trump would ‘love to see’ a unified Ireland
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What to know
- US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland “unified,” a remark that puts him at odds with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham who recently said the issue is off the table.S1
- “It’s going to happen eventually”, the US president said when asked for his thought on a united Ireland during a meeting with the Taoiseach in DublinS2
- Donald Trump says a united Ireland would be ‘a fantastic thing’S3
- Mr Trump told reporters in Dublin a united Ireland is ‘going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now’.S4S6
- "It's going to happen eventually", the U.S. president said in Dublin during a golf-focused trip to the long-divided island.S5
- ‘Now the UK will have something to say about it ... but I think it would be a great thing’S7
- US President Donald Trump made the controversial comments shortly after arriving in Ireland for a two-day visitS8
Micheál Martin refuses to be drawn on Trump's comments that he would ‘love’ to see a united Ireland
"It's going to happen eventually": Donald Trump says he would 'love' to see a united Ireland
‘It would be a great thing’ – Donald Trump would ‘love to see’ a unified Ireland
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