Irish Premier Micheál Martin Meets Trump to Discuss Trade and Peace Efforts

The Taoiseach highlights Ireland-US ties, praises Trump's peace initiatives, and addresses trade concerns during Washington visit.

Micheál Martin, Ireland's Taoiseach, met with President Donald Trump at the White House to discuss trade relations and ongoing peace efforts.
Martin emphasized the importance of a 'two-way street' in US-Ireland investments to address concerns about trade imbalances.
The Irish premier praised Trump's administration for its focus on peacebuilding, including progress in Ukraine and the Middle East.
During a breakfast with Vice President JD Vance, Martin celebrated the deep cultural and economic bonds between the US and Ireland.
The visit included traditional St. Patrick's Day diplomacy, with Martin presenting Trump a bowl of shamrock as a symbol of Irish-American friendship.