President Trump said Sunday that he plans to lift tariffs on Irish whiskey, an announcement he made while visiting the Emerald Isle. “Ireland itself has been so incredible, so inviting, and we’re very honored by presenting you with a great course. It’s been great,” the president said while speaking at a ceremony for the Amgen…
The Hill•Tara Suter13 Sept
US President Donald Trump has again talked up Irish unification after visiting Ireland.
The Sydney Morning Herald13 Sept
The removal of tariffs on Irish whiskey could strengthen US-Ireland trade relations and boost Ireland's export economy significantly.
CryptoBriefing•Editorial Team13 Sept
Irish whiskey currently faces the standard tariff imposed by Trump on most imports from the European Union, which was reduced from 15% to 10% in July.
President Trump on Sunday floated the idea that the U.S. could “stay and keep the oil” in Iran, comparing the notion to the U.S.’s major oil deal with Venezuela. Trump told reporters while in Doonbeg, Ireland, that the conflict with Iran will “end after the midterm” elections and that the Iranian regime “wants to make…
The Hill•Ryan Mancini13 SeptThe comment follows decades of White House neutrality and leave both sides of the dispute wondering if he was backing Ireland, trolling Britain or talking off the cuff.
US President Donald Trump says Ukraine should stop striking Russian diesel supplies as the impact is harming the global economy. Trump's comments come as he continued his two-day visit to Ireland which blend a bit of high-level meetings with personal leisure.
Euronews13 Sept
Harp traveled with Trump to attend Irish Open amid scrutiny over her relationship with the president
House and Senate lawmakers will return to Washington this week with a packed agenda before much of their focus shifts to the fast-approaching midterm elections. The Senate is expected to continue talks over the budget resolution and hold a procedural vote on the cryptocurrency regulation bill, among other priorities. The House, meanwhile, will reportedly consider…
The Hill•The Hill Staff13 Sept
The US president claimed Irish reunification was inevitable, adding it “may as well happen now”, during a visit to Dublin on Saturday
In 2000, after a life-threatening illness, Dan Barry went to the west of Ireland to breathe different air. He finds stories there still.
The New York Times•Dan Barry13 Sept
Aer Lingus cabin crew Emma Regazzoli and Anna Moore were delighted to meet three-time undisputed world champion Katie Taylor as she prepared to fly back to her home in the United States. The boxing legend travelled on Aer Lingus flight EI131 to Hartford, Connecticut, a direct service she regularly uses when travelling between Ireland and the US.
The US president made his remarks while visiting the Irish prime minister in Dublin before travelling on to his golf course in the west of Ireland.
The Sydney Morning Herald•Olivia Fletcher, Jennifer A. Dlouhy13 Sept
Nobody could have predicted that today's main global headline would be Trump's desire to see a unified Ireland.
BBC12 SeptNobody could have predicted that today's main global headline would be Trump's desire to see a unified Ireland.
BBC12 Sept
President Donald Trump sparked the ire of some Irish leaders shortly after his arrival in Dublin Saturday when he expressed an interest in seeing a unified Ireland.
ABC News12 Sept
President Donald Trump was cracking jokes about First Lady Melania Trump's absence during his trip to Ireland. The prez told reporters in Dublin Saturday ... "My wife is here in spirit. She's watching right now. She said to say hello" to a couple…
TMZ•TMZ Staff12 Sept
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he would "love" to see British-run Northern Ireland unify with Ireland, remarks made during a visit to Dublin that drew a sharp response from pro-British unionists in Northern Ireland.
US President Donald Trump held talks Saturday in Dublin with his Irish counterpart Catherine Connolly during a weekend visit that's more about a major golf tournament hosted on a course he owns on the country's Atlantic coast. He also met with Ireland's Prime Minister Micheál Martin. We discuss that with Gavin Cooney, sports correspondent at the Irish Times.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham maintains there is not enough popular support for Northern Ireland to leave the UK.
Al Jazeera12 Sept