Profits surge at Donald Trump-owned Doonbeg resort

The Trump Organisation has ploughed more than €40m, including the purchase price, into the resort since it came under its ownership in 2014
Profits surge at Donald Trump-owned Doonbeg resort

Revenues were driven by 65% of visitors from North America. Picture: FotoWare

Thu, 14 Dec, 2023 - 17:44
Gordon Deegan

The Donald Trump-owned golf resort in west Clare saw its operating profits increase by 83% to €933,435 last year.

New accounts filed by TIGL Ireland Enterprises Ltd show that operating profits surged as revenues more than doubled last year rising from €7.17m to €14.36m.

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