A significant security operation will accompany US President Donald Trump during his upcoming two-day visit to Ireland in mid-September. The Irish Defence Forces have been deployed to support security efforts for the visit, which is scheduled for September 12 and 13.
President Trump’s itinerary includes official engagements in Dublin as well as a visit to his golf resort in Doonbeg, County Clare. The resort is set to host the Irish Open golf tournament that same weekend, attracting considerable attention.
Irish authorities are coordinating with US security personnel to ensure the president’s safety throughout his stay. The collaboration reflects the heightened security measures typically associated with visits by high-profile international leaders.
The visit follows multiple prior trips by former presidents to Ireland, underscoring the country’s ongoing ties with the United States. Details regarding specific events or public appearances during the visit have not yet been released.