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US President Joe Biden told the Irish parliament he was "home" in an emotional address on the second day of a nostalgic three-day tour celebrating his Irish heritage as he geared up for a planned 2024 re-election campaign. "I'm home... I only wish I could stay longer," he said to applause and cheers in a packed chamber. On one of the longest foreign trips of his presidency,
US President Joe Biden told the Irish parliament he was "home" in an emotional address on the second day of a nostalgic three-day tour celebrating...
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An Irishman's Diary: Joe Biden gets some brownie points for pronunciation
US President Joe Biden rang the Peace Bell and planted an Irish oak tree at Áras an Uachtaráin on Thursday afternoon, to meet with Ireland's President Michael D Higgins, as his three-day visit to Ireland continued.
By Padraic Halpin and Steve Holland DUBLIN (Reuters) -U.S. President Joe Biden told the Irish parliament he was home in an emotional address on the second day of a nostalgic three-day tour celebrating his Irish heritage as he geared up for a planned 2024 re-election campaign. I'm home... I only wish I could stay longer, he said to applause and cheers in a packed chamber. On one of the longest foreign trips of his presidency, Biden became the fourth U.S. president to address the parliament after John F. Kennedy, Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton. A state banquet was held for the president at Dubli...