The vice president will use the resort as his base despite it being on the opposite coast to his official meetings.
Vice President Mike Pence is staying at President Donald Trump's golf resort in Doonbeg during his visit to Ireland, even though it means flying 140 miles to Dublin for his meetings., Pence has ancestral links to Doonbeg through his grandparents and will eat at a distant relative's restaurant in the town during the trip.
Trump stayed at Doonbeg during his stopover in Ireland in July following a state visit to the U.K., a decision criticized by his opponents asThe president was pictured playing golf at his course in Virginia on Monday as the Category 5 Hurricane Dorian threatened to wreak havoc on the west coast of America.
Taoiseach Varadkar is gay. He will dine with his partner Dr. Matthew Barrett, Pence, and second lady Karen Pence at lunch on Tuesday.
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