In Pictures: US President Donald Trump's Visit To Ireland

US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have been in Ireland the past few days following his UK state visit. They arrived in Shannon on Wednesday and stayed in the President's Hotel and Golf Resort in Doonbeg in West County Clare for the duration of the trip. Here is the step by step account of Donald Trump's Visit to Ireland.

Never one to miss out on a photo opportunity, Shane Ross was there to greet Trump and the First Lady at the airport:

He’s arrived. #TrumpInIreland pic.twitter.com/8w0FU5Yh95

— Justine Stafford (@JustineStafford) June 5, 2019

On his way to Doonbeg, Trump had a tradition Irish escort:

Have you herd??? We didn't just escort the President over the few days in Clare.....

Just an udder day on the job.

Milking this one!#TrumpVisit #TrumpInIreland pic.twitter.com/jjgz6Bils9

— Garda Info (@gardainfo) June 6, 2019

Jesus wept as Eric Trump pulled the worst pint of Guinness known to man

Eric Trump's attempt at pulling a Guinness is enough to trigger an international incident.
Release the hounds.#trumpinireland pic.twitter.com/mCDZRIGB07

— Caolán Mc Aree (@Caolanmcaree) June 6, 2019

In Dublin yesterday evening, thousands of people took part in a demonstration against the President's visit. The Trump baby blimp was seen floating over the city centre:

The blimp has now been joined by a Donald Trump mascot at the Garden of Remembrance protest #TrumpInIreland pic.twitter.com/kZFXQLouD8

— Stephen Murphy (@Stephen_Murphy5) June 6, 2019

Great to attend the #TrumpProtest this evening. We will not stand idly by or be silent when people’s rights are at stake. #TrumpInIreland #TrumpBabyBlimp pic.twitter.com/dmGKrt7wQA

— Laura Harmon (@Harmonica26) June 6, 2019

Protesters got creative with their signs with some great Father Ted references:

Some of the protesters at the #TrumpInIreland demonstration in Dublin have been getting creative with their signs pic.twitter.com/khwqEdp4b5

— Stephen Murphy (@Stephen_Murphy5) June 6, 2019

And in true Irish style, got a trad sing song going:

Irish people: Irish stereotypes are ridiculous and outdated
Also Irish people: Start a trad band at a protest against President Trump #TrumpInIreland pic.twitter.com/5MxoM16wqm

— aoife-grace moore. (@aoifegracemoore) June 5, 2019

Trump is due to leave Doonbeg today.