The Irish people like to boast that no American president since Nixon has won re-election without visiting Ireland in the first term. In the footsteps of Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, President Barack Obama came not just to find his Irish roots but perhaps to prepare the ground for his return to the White House. Read more» 
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In a St. Patrick's Day announcement, President Barack Obama told the Irish prime minister Enda Kenny that he hoped to visit the birthplace of a great grandfather on his way to the U.K. in May. Read more»
