U.S. president made comment during meeting in Dublin with the Irish prime minister.
President Donald Trump has said that he would like to see a united Ireland, saying that "it's going to happen eventually." Sitting next to Irish prime minister Micheál Martin on Saturday hours after arriving in Dublin, Trump was asked about the prospect of the Republic of Ireland joining with Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom. This is a developing story to be updated.
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