Two days of Trump – what to expect in Dublin and Doonbeg

In The News by dconlon@irishtimes.com

Sep 10, 202623:54News & Politics

No one doubts that it is the Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links & Hotel at Doonbeg that is bringing US president Donald Trump back to Ireland. It has attracted some of golf’s biggest stars to Trump’s golf cours...

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