Trump visit preparations continuing apace in Co Clare

Preparations for the massive security operation being mounted for the visit of US President Donald Trump to Co Clare are continuing apace.

Trump visit preparations continuing apace in Co Clare
Thu, 23 May, 2019 - 13:23
Pat Flynn

Preparations for the massive security operation being mounted for next month's visit of US President Donald Trump to Co Clare.

With less than two weeks before Air Force One carrying President Trump and the US First Lady lands at Shannon, gardaí are planning what is expected to be an unprecedented security operation.

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