
The US president on a visit to Ireland declared his desire for the unification of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
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Donald Trump arrived in Dublin to spend two days at his Doonbeg resort and met Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin.
According to US President Donald Trump, a "united" Ireland would be "fantastic". The American president stated this from Dublin where he arrived this morning to spend two days at his Doonbeg resort.
During a press conference this morning in Dublin with Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin, the US president said that he "very much wants" a "united" Ireland and that "sooner or later it will happen". "I think it would be great, how could that be a bad thing?" he said, responding to a reporter's question about his opinion on the unification of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
"I would like to see it unified. Sooner or later it will happen. Here is the right man to start the process," he said, pointing to Martin, writes the Irish Times.

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