Vice President Mike Pence visited Ireland and stayed at President Donald Trump's golf resort in Doonbeg.
criticized the"cheek" of Pence following his remarks on Brexit."How dare he? The cheek of him coming here, eating our food, clogging up our roads and then having the nerve to humiliate his hosts," McConnell wrote.
Varadkar pressed on Pence the importance of the Good Friday Agreement, a peace deal signed in 1998 to end The Troubles, a decades-long civil conflict in Northern Ireland between Catholic Irish Republicans, Protestant Unionists, and the British Army. Trump has promised the U.K. a speedy and comprehensive trade deal once Brexit has taken place. But Pence said in Ireland that Brexit should maintain the"strong foundation forged by the Good Friday Agreement."
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