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Trump Reiterates Support for a United Ireland During Visit to Doonbeg

During a visit to Doonbeg, Ireland, President Donald Trump expressed his support for a united Ireland, suggesting that merging the Republic of Ireland with Northern Ireland is logical. His comments prompted varied reactions, with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin urging a calm perspective and emphasizing the importance of the Good Friday Agreement, while some unionist politicians criticized Trump's remarks as unhelpful.

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During a visit to Doonbeg, Ireland, President Donald Trump expressed his support for a united Ireland, suggesting that merging the Republic of Ireland with Northern Ireland is logical. His comments prompted varied reactions, with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin urging a calm perspective and emphasizing the importance of the Good Friday Agreement, while some unionist politicians criticized Trump's remarks as unhelpful.

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Trump doubled down on backing a united Ireland, reigniting a divisive political issue. Here's what to know

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Trump Reiterates Support for a United Ireland During Visit to Doonbeg