BRUSSELS (Reuters) – Phil Hogan will not resign as European Commission for Trade over his presence at an event in his native Ireland that is being investigated for breaching COVID-19 policies, an EU official close to the commissioner said on Sunday.
The Irish representative on the European Union’s executive was asked on Saturday by Ireland’s prime minister and deputy prime minister to consider his position over the golf supper, which caused public outrage and led to other political resignations.
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