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The President of the United States visits Ireland for diplomatic meetings and to attend a golf tournament at his own resort.
The president is in Ireland on Saturday to meet with the country's Prime Minister Micheál Martin and watch golf.
After the meeting with Martin, Trump told reporters that it would be a "fantastic thing" if Ireland reunited with Northern Ireland.
- It will happen sooner or later, says Trump.
The European Tour in golf takes place this weekend in Doonbeg in the west of Ireland, and is played on a course owned by Donald Trump. The President of the United States will present the victory trophy on Sunday, and also take the opportunity to watch some golf.

During a state visit to Dublin, US President Donald Trump expressed support for a united Ireland and questioned Britain's ability to retain the Falkland Islands, which was met with a dismissive response from the British government.
German authorities have identified a Russian citizen with links to the GRU as a suspected logistics coordinator. The incident has led Berlin to close Russian diplomatic missions, while Russia denies any involvement in the matter.

Since June 1, a stricter salary requirement applies to labor immigration in Sweden. The Center Party criticizes the reform and believes that it damages Stockholm's tax revenues, while the government emphasizes that the rules favor highly qualified labor.

The CDU's support halved to 17.2 percent in Saxony-Anhalt, while the AfD doubled. The result increases dissatisfaction with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who, however, refuses to resign despite weak public opinion figures.
The last opinion polls before the election show big differences between the blocks and quick throws in the last few days. Election researcher Henrik Ekengren Oscarsson interprets it as a large mobilization of undecided voters, and the Liberals end up over the barrier in all surveys.
In 13 of Värmland's municipalities, incidents and suspected irregularities have been reported during early voting, including threats, violence and stolen ballots. Torsby municipality has the most reported incidents with 18 cases until Wednesday 9 September, while Filipstad, Hagfors and Storfors have not reported any incidents. According to the election leader Daniel Persson in Karlstad, about 15 incidents have been reported, of which five have been reported to the police. The most common type of incident is problems with ballots, such as theft or displacement. According to Persson, the change in the handling of ballots ahead of the 2019 EU elections, where ballots are now behind a screen, has led to increased incidents but also strengthened the secrecy of the vote, despite increased workload and longer queues for vote receivers.