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Trump says Ireland cheats the US as its leader joins him to celebrate St. Patrick's Day

President Donald Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin at the White House, discussing geopolitics and trade issues ahead of St. Patrick's Day.
During the meeting, Trump criticized European Union trade policies and vowed to impose higher tariffs on imports from Ireland.
Martin emphasized the strong business relationship, describing it as a 'two-way street' and urged cooperation between the U.S. And Ireland.
Michael Lohan, CEO of IDA Ireland, noted that Ireland is the sixth-largest investor in the U.S., emphasizing mutual economic benefits.

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