US President Donald Trump says he is removing U.S. tariffs on Irish whiskey, announcing the decision while in Ireland. Reports describe his comments as part of a visit that includes appearances at events tied to golf and public ceremonies. Multiple outlets also note his explanation that he is acting after sustained pressure.

Context varies by outlet. PBS NewsHour and the New York Post say Trump links the decision to his claim that “everybody’s been bugging me,” and they reference earlier actions affecting whiskey tariffs tied to the UK and Northern Ireland. Bloomberg similarly places the announcement during a golf tournament at Trump’s family course in western Ireland. Financial Post adds that Irish whisky and other EU-origin goods are generally subject to a 10% tariff.

RTE News reports a specific clarification from Trump: the tariff removal applies to “just Ireland,” and not to the EU more broadly. Other coverage generally focuses on the planned removal for Irish whiskey without making the same EU-wide distinction.