Irish police have confirmed they are preparing one of the largest security operations in the country for the visit of US President Donald Trump. The operation is expected to involve significant resources and coordination across multiple agencies.
The visit, which is set to take place in Ireland, has prompted heightened security measures. Drones have been identified as a potential risk, with authorities stating they will be closely monitored during the event. This is part of a broader effort to ensure the safety of both the visiting dignitary and the local population.
Ministers from Ireland are also set to attend a welcome event at the US ambassador’s residence, marking a significant diplomatic occasion. This event is described as the first of its kind since Ronald Reagan's visit in 1984.
The security operation is being described as one of the biggest in Irish police history, reflecting the high-profile nature of the visit and the need for extensive planning and coordination.
