President Obama Visits Ireland
Obama’s Remarks at Irish Celebration in Dublin
President Obama talked about the historic ties between the United States and Ireland during his May 23 speech in Dublin. (More)
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Photo Gallery: President Obama Visits Ireland
See images of the President and first lady's visit to Dublin and Moneygall.
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President Obama’s Irish Connections
When President Obama announced his intention to visit Ireland, he said he hoped to go to Moneygall, where his great-great-great-great-great grandfather is from.
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For a European Tour, Air Force One Provides Perfect Ride
It is unquestionably the most exclusive ride in the world: the gleaming jumbo jet that answers to the call signal Air Force One.
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Irish Immigrants in the United States
Irish immigrants had a rough start in the United States, but they and their descendants overcame obstacles and prevailed.
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President Obama’s Remarks at Irish Celebration in Dublin
President Obama talks about the historic ties between the United States and Ireland during a May 23 speech in Dublin, his first stop in a six-day European trip.
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President Obama, Prime Minister Kenny at Farmleigh House, Dublin
“Ireland punches above its weight” with the work it does on Afghanistan, food security, human rights and other international issues, President Obama says in remarks with Prime Minister Enda Kenny of Ireland May 23.
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Press Briefing by Senior Administration Officials on the President's Trip to Europe
Our first stop on the trip is Ireland, and one of the people who has heritage in Ireland in the United States is, of course, the President. We arrive in Dublin on Monday morning.... »
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Remarks by President Obama, Irish Prime Minister Kenny
President Obama and Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny speak at a St. Patrick's Day celebration in the White House March 17, 2011.
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