Trump resort in Ireland promotes presidential visit, despite pledge by caseydarnell_
The Trump Organization appeared to be breaking a 2017 promise not to mention President Trump in social media posts as his Ireland golf resort promoted the president’s visit.
Zach Everson, a journalist reporting on conflicts at Trump’s Washington hotel, first noted the connection on Friday. Everson took screenshots of Trump Doonbeg’s tweets before they were deleted. Trump has visited 12 properties branded with his name during his time in office, according to the Post. Those include Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Fla., and golf clubs in California, Florida, New Jersey and Scotland.
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