
Varadkar Apologizes for "Went Too Far" Rural-Urban Comments Amid Criticism
Leo Varadkar apologized for his "went too far" comments regarding the urban versus rural economy in Ireland, which had drawn significant criticism and led to questions about other appointments. He had initially doubled down on his assertion that the urban economy generates most tax.
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Read full article →Varadkar says he went too far with rural Ireland comments
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that he went too far and overstated his case in comments he made about rural Ireland last week.
Read full article →Leo Varadkar says he ‘went too far’ and apologises for urban v rural Ireland comments
Leo Varadkar has said he “went too far” in comments about the gap between urban and rural Ireland, and that he “did not mean to annoy anyone”.
Read full article →Varadkar says rural v urban comments ‘went too far’, apologises for offence caused
The former Taoiseach said he didn’t mean to be divisive or to cause offence with his comments.
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