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UUP chief challenges Michelle O’Neill to head-to-head debate on Irish unity

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Burnham vows to ‘deepen relationship’ with EU as he hosts Ireland’s Martin

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Taoiseach to be first international leader to visit No 10 North

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Dublin and London ‘directly challenged’ to prepare for Irish unity referendum

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Connolly says Trump asked about chance of united Ireland in her lifetime

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SF link-up with SNP and Plaid may set back cause of Irish unity, says Taoiseach

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PICTURES: Shane Lowry's uncle leads Offaly pub's 70th celebrations

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Tullamore D.E.W. visit helped put whiskey tariffs on Trump’s agenda

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Donald Trump’s support of Irish unity ‘should come as no surprise to unionists’

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DUP never ‘hitched wagon’ to Donald Trump, Robinson says

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Trump comments on Irish unity show debate is ‘very much alive’: Michelle O’Neill

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Taoiseach ‘planted a seed’ when he raised US tariffs on whiskey with Trump

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Trump makes announcement on whiskey tariffs as he brings Irish visit to a close

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Shane Lowry takes selfie with Donald Trump after Irish Open win

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PICTURES: Shane Lowry wins Amgen Irish Open 2026 in spectacular style

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Breaking Shane Lowry crowned Irish Open champion as Donald Trump watches on

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Taoiseach says he did not tell Trump there was ‘genocide’ in Gaza

Micheál Martin met Mr Trump in Dublin and Clare during the 47th US President’s two-day visit to Ireland.

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Donald Trump says Irish unity ‘one of the naturals of all time’

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Trump branded ‘abhorrent’ amid protest at Shannon Airport over Ireland visit

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Brendan Lowry on duty as GAA selector while Shane blitzes Irish Open

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Donald Trump says he ‘loved’ backlash to Irish unity remarks

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President Trump's warm handshake with Shane Lowry at Irish Open

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Trump Irish unity remarks reflect broad US sentiment – Gerry Adams

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Rayner brushes off Trump’s backing for united Ireland

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Donald Trump turns focus to golf after sparking row with Irish unity remarks

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Trump strains UK-US relations with backing for united Ireland

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Thousands take part in protests against Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland

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Donald Trump’s united Ireland comments spark unionist backlash

The US president said it was ‘going to happen eventually, it may as well happen now’.

Press Association Reporters

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Thousands protest in Dublin city centre against Donald Trump’s visit

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Trump triggers row with backing for united Ireland on trip to Dublin

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US President Donald Trump says he would ‘love to see’ a united Ireland

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Donald Trump claims he could ‘settle’ a war over the Falklands

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Donald Trump meets Irish president Catherine Connolly at start of two-day visit

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IN PICTURES: US President Donald Trump lands in Ireland

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US President Donald Trump arrives in Ireland for two-day visit

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US President Donald Trump set to touch down in Ireland

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Trump ‘ready to open his arms but also ready to go head to head’, says son

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‘Get him in and out quickly’: Clare locals divided ahead of Trump’s Ireland trip

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Trump visit involves ‘one of biggest’ policing operations in Ireland

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Drones ‘mitigated’ during recent security events, Irish police say

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‘Trump has to hear that this has to end’- TD Jerry Buttimer’s call on Taoiseach

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Doonbeg ‘used to Trump in our backyard’ as village braces for presidential visit

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Taosieach expects briefing on drone sighting before Trump visit

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Donald Trump expected to meet President Catherine Connolly

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Inside the Octagon – The Defence Forces control hub for EU presidency and Trump

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Fuel excise cuts to be unwound by February

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Government in ‘doom spiral’ and failing on energy crisis, warn Social Democrats

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‘Nothing confirmed’ on Donald Trump visit to Ireland – Irish premier

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‘High expectations’ for Irish presidency amid turbulent geopolitical conditions

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Government prepared for ‘all scenarios’ following escalation of Iran war

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Carney recalls Trump’s ‘shooting’ joke during US visit

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‘Big fall’ in GDP but ‘positive signs’ in domestic economy, says CSO

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World Cup resale tickets now cheaper than those available direct from FIFA

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‘No doubt’ EU will meet Trump’s tariff deadline, Irish minister says

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Donald Trump: ‘I wouldn’t pay’ ticket price for United States’ World Cup opener

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Let them play – Donald Trump gives blessing for Iran to compete at World Cup

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Friday’s briefing: Wood puts Forest on front foot as Sarr salvo sees Eagles soar

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