Major Security for Trump's Visit to Ireland
An Garda Síochána has launched one of its largest security operations for US President Donald Trump's visit to Ireland, commencing on Friday, September 12. The operation will involve 10,000 twelve-hour shifts over three days.
Trump is scheduled to arrive at Dublin Airport on Saturday and will meet with Ireland's President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Phoenix Park and Farmleigh House, respectively. He will also deliver a speech at the Deerfield Residence, the home of US Ambassador Edward Walsh.
Following his engagements in Dublin, Trump will travel to Shannon Airport in County Clare to attend the Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg. Security measures include the deployment of two water cannons from Northern Ireland, public access restrictions to Phoenix Park, traffic restrictions on the M50 motorway, and bans on flights and drones over key areas.
Protest groups are expected at both Shannon Airport and Doonbeg, and additional security screening will be enforced at Shannon Airport.
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