Donald Trump doubles down on Irish unity remarks

Canada September 14, 2026 03:01 AM

US President Donald Trump has doubled down on comments in support of Irish unity, stating it was "one of the naturals of all time".Speaking on the second day of his trip to Ireland, Mr Trump also dismissed the diplomatic backlash to his remarks, insisting he "loved" his comments.However, he refused to answer questions about a timeline for a border poll and also avoided a question about Scottish independence.

Donald Trump doubles down on Irish unity remarks

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