Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits his grandparents’ ancestral home village in County Mayo as he concludes a two-day official trip to Ireland. Multiple outlets report that Carney travels to Aughagower in County Mayo, a community associated with his grandparents—Robert and Nora Moran—who emigrated to Canada in 1925. Coverage describes a public welcome in the village, including cheers from local residents and Canadian flags displayed along streets and outside businesses. Some groups also hold signs as he arrives. BBC News adds that Carney is expected to meet relatives there, including cousins, during his visit. The trip is presented as a personal element alongside the official programme in Ireland, with outlets noting it is an opportunity to return to the place where his family first lived before leaving for Canada. Sources agree the visit takes place on Sunday and forms part of the final stage of his Ireland visit.