'He shat on the new carpet': Mike Pence accused of humiliating and betraying hosts during his visit to Ireland

There was no sign of crowds waiting to greet the Vice President as he arrived in Ireland, in contrast to a previous visit by President Obama.

US Vice-President Mike Pence was accused of trying to humiliate his hosts during a visit to Ireland after voicing his support for Brexit, which is highly unpopular in the country. Pence also drew criticism for choosing to stay at one of Donald Trump's golf resorts, which was on the opposite coast to Dublin and over 160 miles away. One newspaper columnist said the vice-president had"shat on the carpet.

US Vice-President Mike Pence was accused of trying to humiliate his hosts during a visit to Ireland after voicing his support for Brexit, which is highly unpopular in the country. Pence also drew criticism for choosing to stay at one of Donald Trump's golf resorts, which was on the opposite coast to Dublin and over 160 miles away. One newspaper columnist said the vice-president had"shat on the carpet.

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