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

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

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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

The US president said during a visit to Dublin on Saturday that he believes Irish unification is inevitable.

Christopher McKeon, Ellie Ng and Sam Hall, Press Association

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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

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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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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

Mr Trump is expected to visit the Irish capital Dublin as well as his golf course in Doonbeg, Co Clare.

Rebecca Black, Press Association

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

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Government to undertake ‘fundamental security review’ after fuel protests

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Trump’s threat to bomb Iran ‘back to the Stone Age’ unacceptable – Irish premier

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Jet fuel supplies could be disrupted in May and June by Iran war – Ryanair boss

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Galway city mayor Mike Cubbard to contest by-election

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President Trump’s Irish merger comment just banter, Little-Pengelly says

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Minister for Justice defends Taoiseach’s White House visit

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Donald Trump given shamrock as Micheal Martin urges co-operation

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Trump says energy prices in Ireland will ‘drop like a rock’ after Iran war ends

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Starmer has made ‘big mistake’ on Iran stance, Trump claims

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Donald Trump tells Micheal Martin to buy US liquified natural gas

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Irish premier tells Donald Trump he can work with European leaders on Iran

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Donald Trump ‘going to try’ to attend Irish Open

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