Trump is dropping the tariff on Irish whiskey after a plea from golfers and Ireland's PM
Donald Trump announced the removal of tariffs on Irish whiskey during a trophy ceremony at his golf course in Ireland. The decision followed direct appeals from Irish officials and members of the golfing community.
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The president made the announcement at the trophy ceremony for…
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