NEW YORK -- The Irish golf club that Donald Trump's company predicted would turn a profit has posted losses for a fourth consecutive year.
A financial report filed with the Irish government shows the resort owned by the U.S. president lost $2 million (1.8 million euros) in 2017. The company had said in its report a year ago that it expected to turn a profit.
Trump's two Scottish clubs last month posted losses for a fourth consecutive year, too.
The club in Doonbeg, Ireland, submitted plans to a local Irish government last month to build a ballroom, a building including a restaurant and 53 homes for visitors.
In a letter accompanying the 2017 financial report, the club says it is confident the expansion will help it turn a profit in the current year.
