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Published 10:06 12 Sept 2026 BST
Updated 11:04 12 Sept 2026 BST

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Ireland for his two-day visit, meeting with Irish President Catherine Connolly.
The trip is not part of an official state visit. The US President owns the Trump International Golf Links and Hotel in Doonbeg, in Co Clare. The venue is hosting the 2026 Amgen Irish Open tournament this weekend, which he will attend.
That said, Trump is set to take part in several political meetings in Dublin on Saturday (12 September), ahead of travelling to Clare.
Air Force One touches down at Dublin Airport on Saturday morning.
Here is a short breakdown of the US President's itinerary while he is in Ireland:
The public have been warned to expect restrictions on traffic and movement throughout the weekend, particularly in Doonbeg and Dublin.
Many are also expected to attend demonstrations in Dublin protesting the US president's visit. A protest will also be held in Doonbeg.
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