Eric Trump's Visit to Doonbeg

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Eric Trump's Visit to Doonbeg

Peter O'Connell, Clare Champion


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Eric Trump has warned that if the golf course at the Doonbeg resort is lost to the sea then there won’t be a hotel there as he reaffirmed his family's continued commitment to the luxury hotel.

The Trump’s Doonbeg Resort in county Clare has recently run into a number of problems with its plans for coastal defences, with Clare county council requesting more information on the plans. The resort developers have said the request could delay the project by six months.



Speaking to Clare FM Trump Jnr said the delays were frustrating but he understood the need for regulation.

"We have put so much money into the hotel and golf course and made it even better, the community has rallied behind us."




Trump loves Ireland and his Doonbeg hotel, son Eric says - Independent.ie

 

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Eric Trump speaking to The Clare Champion during his visit to Doonbeg.

SHOULD Trump International in Doonbeg be successful in obtaining planning permission from Clare County Council to build revised coastal projection works on Doughmore beach, next to the resort, the owners will implement a €30 million investment programme.

Eric Trump, who runs the Trump organisation with his brother Donald Junior, spoke at length about his plans to The Clare Champion on Tuesday evening. He was on a two-day visit to West Clare.

While he offered views on issues ranging from US President Donald Trump’s decision to bomb an air base in Syria to a possible hard post-Brexit border, the 33-year-old was keen to stress his personal commitment to the Doonbeg resort.




€30m Trump investment dependent on planning - The Clare Champion