His department also paid nearly €1,500 to frame photos of Leo Varadkar and other ministers posing with US President Joe Biden
The Department of the Taoiseach splurged €12,000 last year for gourmet coffee beans and travel mugs, figures reveal.
More than €2,200 was wasted on cancelled hotel bookings, while almost €1,500 was paid to frame photographs of Leo Varadkar and other ministers with Joe Biden.READ MORE: Clare man went on 'bender of all benders' after partner of 16 years left him for his best friend, court hears Another €6,562 was paid for Paris accommodation for the visit to French President Emmanuel Macron, while a two-night stay in London for Leo Varadkar and his delegation for the coronation of King Charles cost €4,216.
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