As it happened: ‘Apple’s been treated very badly’ says Trump in Oval Office meeting with Micheál Martin
Answering media questions on whether Apple Inc should return to the US, the president said “Apple has been treated very badly”. He said he’s not blaming the taoiseach, but added that “they [Apple] lost $16 billion dollars” and stated that the “EU is after our companies”.
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin references John Hume at press conference as he acknowledges Donald Trump's efforts towards ending warMr Martin was speaking at a joint press conference with the US President at the White House, held as part of the traditional ...
Online public discourse continues around the Taoiseach's reaction to the US President's comment that the housing crisis is a ...
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‘Nobody knows the Irish better than me’ and five more bizarre moments from the Shamrock CeremonyAn Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s whirlwind trip to the White House to meet with President Trump has come to an end with the ...
All eyes were on the White House on Wednesday as Taoiseach Micheál Martin made the annual St Patrick's Day pilgrimage to ...
Ireland's Taoiseach Micheal Martin overall navigated his St. Patrick's Day engagements with President Donald Trump well.
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas discussed economic collaboration and AI with Ireland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
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WASHINGTON, D. C. - Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday welcomed Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin for an early St. Patrick’s day breakfast at the vice-presidential residence, where the trans-Atlantic ...
President Donald Trump, Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin and U.S. lawmakers celebrated the "strong" and "unbreakable" ...
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