When a sitting American president steps onto Irish soil and declares that unification seems 'one of the naturals of all time,' he does more than offer a personal opinion — he disturbs a carefully tended silence that has kept peace on the island for nearly three decades. Donald Trump's visit to his Doonbeg resort this weekend broke with a tradition of White House neutrality on Northern Ireland's constitutional future, a tradition woven into the fabric of the 1998 Good Friday Agreement. The ripples moved quickly: London bristled, Dublin sought calm, nationalists celebrated, and unionists condemn