Royal Correspondent Emily AndrewsShe also referred to the hallowed Croke Park as "Crows Park" and referred to it as a "football stadium."
With Royal couple Prince Harry and Meghan Markle touch down in Dublin today for an action-packed visit, there's been a lot of focus on the Irish Capital today.
They're due to meet President Higgins and Taoiseach Leo Varadkar as well seeing some famous Dublin attractions.
Unfortunately for the Taoiseach, one royal correspondent couldn't quite get his job title right, among other cringe-worthy errors.
Emily Andrews, Royal Correspondent with The Sun, appeared on Lorraine this morning where she described Mr Varadkar as a "tea-set."
She also made another significant gaffe, calling hallowed GAA grounds Croke Park, "Crows Park" and referring to it as a "football stadium".
"They are going to meet the President of Ireland, the tea set – the Irish Prime Minister, they are going to Crows Park, the big football stadium there", she said.
She then added:"They’re also doing quite a lot of smaller sensitive stuff – they are seeing some of the Bloody Sunday relics in Crows Park and going to the emigration museum."
Oh Emily... where to begin...
So just for the record, the Irish PM pronunciation is tea-shock, (Taoiseach), and not teaset as said here and its Croke park not crowes park, then add insult to injury & say they will see some small sensitive stuff like Bloody Sunday wtf? @reallorraine @GMB pic.twitter.com/ad4Ir8KNEq
— pamela newman (@fourleafclovr) July 10, 2018
