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Poll: How do you feel about Donald Trump's visit to Ireland?

Official confirmation of his itinerary is expected in the coming days.

US PRESIDENT DONALD Trump is set to visit Ireland for a number of days next month.

Trump is due to visit the UK and France at the start of June for the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Sources say he is expected to arrive in Ireland, where he will stay at his Doonbeg resort in Co Clare, on Wednesday 5 June.

It’s expected he will then head to France for further World War II commemorative events the following day, before returning to Doonbeg for another overnight stay. 

A US advance team is expected in the country in the coming days, and an official confirmation of the itinerary is also expected.

So this morning we’re asking: How do you feel about Donald Trump’s visit to Ireland? 


Poll Results:

I'd rather he didn't (8070)
I don't care (4267)
I'm glad he's coming (4003)

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