On a windswept coastline in western Ireland, a sleepy hamlet is preparing one hell of an inauguration party on January 20 when billionaire tycoon and local investor Donald Trump becomes US president. At the pub on Doonbeg's main street landlord Tommy Tubridy has developed a knack for writing the initials "DT" in the pints of Guinness in a remote community where Trump is -- mostly -- celebrated. On the outskirts of the village, Trump owns a luxury golf course, where he has invested millions of euros (dollars), creating hundreds of jobs in a part of Ireland hit hard by austerity.
