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US President Donald Trump set for Irish visit next month

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An enthusiastic golf fan, Trump said last month that he hopes to travel to Doonbeg to watch the Irish Open.

In a special video message, he told the US Embassy’s Fourth of July celebration event that he wants to see “Rory [McIlroy] and all the great players”.

“There’s nothing better than Irish-American friendship and I have a beautiful place over there – it’s one of the best, most beautiful golf courses anywhere in the world,” said Trump in his message, which was broadcast on a large screen.

“We have a place that’s so top and we have the Irish Open going to be there. They call it Trump National, we sometimes use the name of the location, but it’s Trump National Golf Club, and we’re looking forward to it.

“We’re going to have a tremendous celebration. I think I’m going to come over and I’m going to see it and watch. It’ll be something very, very special.”

Masters champion Rory McIlroy and fellow European Ryder Cup player Jon Rahm are among the high-profile players set to compete at Trump International Golf Links from 10-13 September.

McIlroy, who will be defending the title he won last year, played a round of golf with Trump in early 2025.

Trump last visited Ireland in June 2019, during his first term in office.


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