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Trump says Ireland cheats the US as its leader joins him to celebrate St. Patrick's Day

President Donald Trump met with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin for the annual St. Patrick's Day celebration at the White House, where he claimed, "Ireland cheats the US" in trade matters, citing U.S. Pharmaceutical companies in Ireland.
Martin emphasized Ireland's contributions to the U.S., stating, "I think it's a relationship that we can develop and that will endure into the future".
During the meeting, Trump noted that the European Union, which includes Ireland, was created to disadvantage the U.S., saying, "Of course they are" when asked if Ireland was taking advantage.

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South China Morning Post

Trump criticises Ireland on trade during St Patrick’s Day visit

US president levelled accusations against Ireland and the European Union, despite diplomatic pleasantries.

3 hours ago·Hong Kong

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Australian Financial Review

Even Ireland cops a blast of Trump’s Oval Office wrath

The Irish premier came to Washington for the customary St Patrick’s Day visit. But he got to enjoy a new tradition: the excruciating Oval Office armchair chat.

5 hours ago·Sydney, Australia

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Daily Mirror

Awkward moment Trump says Ireland 'taking advantage' of the US in front of PM

President Donald Trump said 'of course' when asked if Ireland is taking advantage of the United States, while Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin sat beside him in the Oval Office

7 hours ago·London, United Kingdom

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Irish Times

Micheál Martin’s meeting with Trump sees Taoiseach come through defining diplomatic moment of his career

Donald Trump's statements about the ‘very special’ Irish made economic clouds seemed not so ominous

7 hours ago·Dublin, Ireland

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Politico Europe

Trump doesn’t want ‘to hurt Ireland’ — but he might

Ireland’s visiting prime minister endures an excruciating 45 minutes in Trump’s live-TV star chamber as the U.S. leader swings at Brussels, not Dublin.

8 hours ago·Brussels, Belgium

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The Epoch Times

Trump Holds St. Patrick’s Day Reception for Irish Prime Minister at White House

U.S. President Donald Trump and Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin participate in a St. Patrick’s Day Reception at the White House at 5 p.m. ET on March 12. ...

8 hours ago·New York, United States

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