THE five-star hotel in Co Clare owned by Donald Trump has reportedly been evacuated following a bomb scare.
The incident occurred yesterday at Trump’s Doonbeg Hotel.
A “threatening” call was made to the hotel which forced the property to be evacuated.
Due to its winter season closure, there were no guests staying at the golf resort at the time.
It is understood that a “threatening” call was made regarding a bomb threat, with Gardai attending the scene.
Following a search of the site, nothing suspicious was discovered.
Gardai said in a statement: “An Garda Síochána does not comment on security matters related to any location.
“Gardaí in Munster are aware of correspondence received by a 3rd party with references to a commercial premises.
“Enquiries into the content of the correspondence are on-going.”
TRUMP BLASTS ZELENSKY
The incident came on the same day Trump tripled down on his criticism of Ukraine as he issued a blistering attack on Zelensky.
In a seething post on his Truth Social account, the US President blasted him as a “dictator” and a “moderately successful” comedian.
Trump has been attempting to open talks with Vladimir Putin to end the brutal war between Russia and Ukraine which has been raging since 2022.
The 232 word blast was the 78-year-old’s strongest rebuke of Zelensky to date – and made crystal clear that he believes only the US has the clout to end the war in Ukraine.
Trump wrote Zelensky was a “modestly successful comedian” and accused him of having “talked the US into a war that couldn’t be won”.
He raged the war “never had to start” and said Ukraine could “never be able to settle” the conflict without “the US and TRUMP”.
“The United States has spent $200 Billion Dollars more than Europe, and Europe’s money is guaranteed, while the United States will get nothing back,” wrote Trump.
“Why didn’t Sleepy Joe Biden demand Equalization, in that this War is far more important to Europe than it is to us.
“We have a big, beautiful Ocean as separation.”
Trump blasted Zelensky as playing Biden “like a fiddle” – and called him a “dictator without elections”.
Ukraine has not held elections since 2019 due to the martial law edict – and Trump has framed Zelensky as an illegitmate leader.
