President Trump said he believed the relationship between Ireland and the United States would continue to grow stronger.
US President Donald Trump is expected to travel to Co Clare later today after completing the Dublin leg of his two-day visit to Ireland.
Air Force One landed at Dublin Airport shortly after 8am, where Mr Trump was met by Tánaiste Simon Harris before travelling to Áras an Uachtaráin for talks with President Catherine Connolly.
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He later met Taoiseach Micheál Martin at Farmleigh, where discussions included Ireland-US and international issues.
Speaking afterwards, President Trump said he believed the relationship between Ireland and the United States would continue to grow stronger.
The US President is now expected to return to Dublin Airport before flying to Shannon and travelling onwards to his resort in Doonbeg.
Mr Trump has said he is looking forward to attending the Irish Open during his visit to Clare.
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