Ireland visit: meetings and golf remain planned
AP reports plans for meetings with Irish leaders and attendance at the Irish Open at Trump's Doonbeg resort. AP also reports that more than 150 Irish lawyers signed a letter objecting to the visit and alleging that, through his support for the conflicts in Gaza and Iran, Trump was executing or enabling illegal war policies.
Response / context
AP did not report a specific Trump response to the lawyers' allegation. It reports that the trip mixes official meetings with attendance at a tournament hosted by his family business, but venue ownership or a meeting alone does not establish wrongdoing. The letter is an attributed allegation, not a court or official finding; departure and arrival remained unconfirmed in the sources checked.
Dates and scope
Source publication: Sep 11, 2026 · 1:13 PM EDT
Event or conduct: 2026-09-11. Today's report previews Friday travel and September 12–13 events; departure and arrival are not confirmed.
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- Associated Press: Trump is heading to Ireland for the Irish Open at his Doonbeg golf course ↗
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