Trump hints at unified Ireland during Dublin visit, drawing cautious UK response
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During a Dublin visit, Donald Trump said a unified Ireland would be ‘fantastic’ and would happen eventually, prompting a cautious reaction from the UK as NI polls still favor remaining in the UK and the Good Friday Agreement keeps referendums discretionary. The president also met Ireland’s president and faced anti-Trump protests over costs and foreign policy.
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