Trump’s Support of Irish Unity ‘Should Come as No Surprise to Unionists’

Gerard Howlin: Trump may have been Britain-baiting but his statement on unity still mattered

Backhanded compliment from Trump, when he laughingly described business leaders as ‘vicious bastards’, shows Ireland still carries weight in his worldview

'Detached' Trump more dangerous than ever as he loses 'grip on reality'

President Donald Trump continues to demonstrate behavior showing that he is "detached" and "losing his grip on reality," according to a new breakdown from The i Paper, and his latest international "outburst" offers proof.Trump this weekend visited Ireland for what was supposed to be a minor trip to a golf tournament with a brief stop to meet the country's leader, Taoiseach Micheál Martin. While speaking with the press, however, he hit a raw geop…

Donald Trump’s support of Irish unity ‘should come as no surprise to unionists’

The US president made his comments in support of Irish unity during his two-day visit to Ireland.

Trump’s support of Irish unity ‘should come as no surprise to unionists’

Donald Trump’s support of a united Ireland should come as “no surprise” to unionists, the Irish premier has said as he accused unionist politicians of “overreacting” to the US president’s remarks.

Taoiseach says he 'believes in Irish unity' but is 'not into timelines' after Trump weighs in

Micheál Martin also accused Sinn Féin of using rhetoric that was “digging trenches” and “harking back to the 1970s”.

Taoiseach Said That Ireland Needs To Work With Britain On Irish Unity

The Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that he has discussed a united Ireland with the US President Donald Trump any time they have met.