Trump spent the second day of his visit to Ireland playing golf at a family-owned course in County Meath. The former U.S. President, who has maintained a close relationship with the Irish government, engaged in the sport as part of his itinerary. The course, which has been in his family for generations, provided a relaxed setting for him to unwind. His visit to the course was seen as a way to connect with local traditions and business interests. The golf session followed a day of meetings with Irish officials, highlighting the ongoing diplomatic ties between the U.S. And Ireland.