Pakistan, Sept. 12 -- US President Donald Trump will meet Ireland's president and prime minister on Saturday during a 48-hour visit. The trip comes as Trump prepares to attend the Irish Open golf tournament in Doonbeg.

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The meetings are not part of an official state visit. However, the discussions could cover economic issues and Ireland's concerns about the ongoing Iran war. Trump's visit also follows the Republican convention and the anniversary of the September 11 attacks.

Meanwhile, Trump's Republican Party is campaigning to retain majorities in both chambers of Congress. The Iran conflict has increased economic pressure on American voters by pushing gasoline prices high...