First for wearing white and green shamrock socks. Second for being booed at the Kennedy Center for the performing arts. The Vice President and Second Lady Usha Vance were at the Kennedy Center for ...

How did it go? Ireland’s prime minister arrived at the White House just before St Patrick’s Day and was cheerfully greeted by JD Vance wearing shamrock socks, much to Trump’s delight. From there, the ...

By talking openly about another run, Donald Trump has sparked a guessing game that could help him avoid the bane of any ...

Most recently, JD Vance, the US vice president, kept the tradition going by appearing in Donald Trump's Oval Office on March 12, wearing "shamrock" socks for a meeting with the Irish Prime ...

Mr Vance prompted laughter after revealing that he wore novelty shamrock socks as a way of “cementing the Irish-American relationship”. “One of the things we try to do with this breakfast is ...

It’s funny how giving things up for Lent has persisted in Ireland as one of the remnants of Catholic culture, while elsewhere, cultural customs originating in Catholicism are much more colourful ...

As he held up his leg in the breakfast room to show off his shamrock socks, it became clear to everyone that there would be no Burke set-up. Of course, they showed up later in the week when they ...

He caught Trump's attention with the Irish-themed shamrock-decorated socks he wore to meet the Irish Prime Minister Michael Martin in the Oval Office last week. The absurdity of the moment proved ...

There were jovial jokes about J.D. Vance’s shamrock socks and a special performance from Riverdance. The livid foreign policy issues – Gaza and Ukraine – were danced around by easy talk ...