Trump’s golf course in Ireland became the second of his properties to be vandalized by pro-Palestinian activists in less than a week.

The president's resort in Doonbeg, Ireland, was targeted days after his Turnberry golf course in Scotland was vandalized.

Trump's Irish golf resort was vandalized the same day both he and Taoiseach Micheal Martin spoke warmly of it in Washington, DC.

Vandals broke into Trump International Golf Links and Hotel at Doonbeg last night and dug up two of the greens.

Gardaí are investigating after a number of greens at US President Donald Trump's Doonbeg golf resort in Co Clare were damaged in an act of vandalism and Palestinian flags placed on the grounds.

Another Donald Trump golf course has been the subject of vandalism, less than a week after Trump Turnberry was a target

Irish police said Thursday it had opened a probe into “criminal damage” at a golf course owned by US President Donald Trump, as his son

Irish police are investigating after damage was caused to the Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg, County Clare.

Irish police are investigating criminal damage at President Donald Trump’s Irish golf resort, Doonbeg, after a number of greens were dug up and Palestinian flags were planted late on Tuesday. Police believe at least three people were involved in the vandalism,

The incident comes less than a week after pro-Palestinian protestors dug up some of the Trump Turnberry greens in Scotland.

Authorities in Ireland are investigating vandalism at Trump's golf course in Doonbeg, Co. Clare where multiple greens were dug up and Palestinian flags were planted on the course.