As Shane Lowry watches on, Donald Trump reinvents himself as champion of all things Irish – The Irish Times
True to form, even on a weekend when his golf course was hosting a record-breaking native winner, Donald…
‘It all clicked this week’: Shane Lowry’s Irish Open win a reminder of his golfing genius – The Irish Times
The stars have a habit of aligning for Shane Lowry when it really matters. And if demons have…
Two Galway activists appear in court on public-order charges over Trump Doonbeg – The Irish Times
Two Co Galway women have appeared in court over alleged public-order offences on the seventh green at Trump…
Chants of ‘USA’ and ‘four more years’ as Trump made brief appearance in Doonbeg hotel bar
The Journal / YouTube GOLF FANS SERENADED Donald Trump with renditions of popular songs and chanted ‘USA’ as…
Three women arrested for committing offences on Trump’s golf course
THREE WOMEN HAVE been arrested for offences that took place on US President Trump’s golf links in Co…
Ireland deploys snipers and 4,000 police for Trump visit
US President Donald Trump lands in Ireland under tight security on Saturday for two days of diplomacy and…
‘Trump is not welcome in Clare’ – Protests planned ahead of US President’s visit to Ireland
*Shannon, Ireland, June. 5, 2019: Young women with a banner protesting against the Donald Trump visit at Shannon…
Doonbeg was doing just fine before State got involved in moving Irish Open to Trump’s venue – The Irish Times
Welcome to the Trump Open at Doonbeg, where everyone is busy making their own accommodations for the impending…
Trump visit will see Phoenix Park closed and restricted access in west Clare – The Irish Times
There will be a number of road closures and diversions in Dublin city and Doonbeg, Co Clare, to…
Trump’s visit ‘nothing more than money-making photo opportunity’, say critics ahead of protest
A PROTEST AGAINST Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland this week aims to show the US president he’s not…
Trump family ‘more than welcome’ at revamped Morrissey’s pub in Doonbeg – The Irish Times
Eamonn Vaughan, the new owner of Morrissey’s bar in Doonbeg, Co Clare is in the throes of erecting…
Jon Rahm: ‘Ireland’s always been a very special place to me in my heart’ – The Irish Times
Who knows exactly what the future holds for LIV? If Jon Rahm knows, he isn’t saying. For now,…