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EU trade chief Phil Hogan (pictured) said on Tuesday (25 August) he had complied with public health rules while in Ireland in the past month, although admitted that he should not have attended a golf dinner that has caused a furore in the country, writes Foo Yun Chee.

“To the best of my knowledge and ability I believe that I complied with public health regulations in Ireland during my visit,” Hogan said in a statement which also outlined his trips in his home county Kilkenny and the golf dinner in Galway.

“Again I now recognize that the event should not have proceeded and I should not have attended,” Hogan said.

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