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Trump says he will drop Irish whiskey tariff after appeals at Doonbeg — 1hAt Doonbeg, the president ended the U.S. duty on Irish whiskey alone, matching the zero-tariff break already given Scotch and Northern Irish spirits after months of direct appeals.

Priya Raman Trump ending the duty only after appeals at his own Doonbeg resort shows how these things really get decided.

Trump Ireland Visit Draws Protests and Security Disruptions — 6dProtests are planned across Ireland during Donald Trump’s visit, with large demonstrations in Dublin and at Doonbeg during the Irish Open, as Sinn Féin and other groups join to criticize U.S. foreign policy on Gaza and Israel. Irish leaders face a delicate balance meeting Trump while ensuring protests remain peaceful, with demonstrations targeting venues like Shannon Airport and the Doonbeg golf resort.

Trump Arrives in Ireland Amid Tight Security — 3dGardaí have imposed extensive security operations across Dublin and County Clare ahead of US President Donald Trump's visit, including temporary drone and maritime restrictions in Clare and heavy traffic controls around Doonbeg for the Amgen Irish Open. Additional measures cover rolling road closures and security checks near Dublin Airport, with protests anticipated and heightened safety at Shannon Airport while public access and parking are restricted on key routes and perimeter roads.

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Trump Showcases Relationships With Golf’s Top Pros — 1dPresident Donald Trump spends weekends at his Doonbeg resort in Ireland watching the Irish Open and pursuing his well-known golf passion—playing, designing courses, and building—while highlighting his friendships with top pro golfers such as Rory McIlroy, Tiger Woods, Bryson DeChambeau, and Scottie Scheffler. He frequently praises these players, shares photos with them on social media, and has invited some to the White House as part of his ongoing golf network.

Elena Vasquez Inviting pros such as Scottie Scheffler to the White House is a solid way to celebrate golf's top talent.

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Shane Lowry Wins Irish Open by 11 Shots — 2dShane Lowry romped to victory at the 2026 Irish Open in Doonbeg, delivering a record-breaking performance with a commanding margin and sealing his second Irish Open title. The event drew attention off the course as U.S. President Donald Trump attended and applauded Lowry, who also posted standout rounds including a course-record effort on the weekend.

Rachel Meyers That weekend course record round sealed what should be his second Irish Open title for a while.

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Trump Arrives in Ireland for Meetings and Irish Open — 5dLocal Gaelic football takes center stage as Kilcavan and Mountmellick face off in the Laois IFC semi-final for a spot in the intermediate final, while Galway dominates the 2026 TG4 All-Star nominations following their All-Ireland win; separately, a deep dive into Trump International Doonbeg looks at the luxury resort behind the gates ahead of the Irish Open, and a Indo Daily special revisits the Lance Armstrong–Floyd Landis doping saga and its fallout.

Trump Plans to Attend Doonbeg Irish Open — Aug 23, 2026President Donald J. Trump is planning to visit Ireland on September 12-13 to attend the Irish Open at his Doonbeg course, with plans to meet U.S. embassy staff and business officials before the tournament. Coverage emphasizes how the trip blurs official duties with travel and could augment profits for his family business through Trump-owned courses and related events.