Melania Trump leaves Ireland for D-Day commemorations in sombre black coat – The Irish Times
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President Trump and First Lady Arrival in Ireland | C-SPAN.org
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Trump resort in Ireland promotes presidential visit, despite pledge
Donald Trump makes Melania prediction after rumours of relationship demise and 'bitterness' since leaving White House - Irish Mirror Online
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Melania Trump leaves Ireland for D-Day commemorations in sombre black coat – The Irish Times
Melania Trump Leaving Ireland June 7, 2019 – Star Style
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President Trump and First Lady Melania Have Left Ireland After School Visit
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U.S President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump walk to Air Force One after landing aboard Marine One at Southampton Airport June 5, 2019 in Southhampton, England. The first couple are
Donald Trump and smiling Melania wave goodbye to Ireland | Daily Mail Online
After Donald Trump's arrest, a familiar question: where is Melania?
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Donald Trump and smiling Melania wave goodbye to Ireland | Daily Mail Online
