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”.
Irish Mirror on MSN2h
What's next for Micheal Martin in US after mixed day with Donald TrumpThe Taoiseach will continue his US engagements today after all eyes were on his meeting with Donald Trump at the White House ...
All eyes were on the White House on Wednesday as Taoiseach Micheál Martin made the annual St Patrick's Day pilgrimage to ...
Dublin Live on MSN2h
Five insane moments from Micheál Martin and Donald Trump's White House meetingFrom praising Conor McGregor as his favourite Irish man to claiming Ireland's housing crisis is a "good problem" ...
Irish Mirror on MSN19h
Micheál Martin 'takes' Gerry 'the Monk' Hutch as back-up to Trump meeting - comedian's skit huge social media hitUse precise geolocation data. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Store and/or access information on a ...
Extra.ie on MSN3h
Micheál gives a masterclass in how to manage Trump’s tantrumsFears that don’t transpire in reality are often, in hindsight, said to have been unfounded, yet Micheál Martin deftly managed ...
Trump did most of the talking, of course. Martin sat beside him smiling and nodding, struggling to interject occasionally.
Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin delivered remarks to the press during a joint St. Patrick’s Day Reception with President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday. Martin praised Ireland’s long ...
Governor Greg Abbott of Texas discussed economic collaboration and AI with Ireland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
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