Westmeath's Donie Cassidy has also apologised for the event in Galway.
The President of the Oireachtas Golf Society has apologised for the event in Galway on Wednesday.
Speaking to the Westmeath Examiner, Castlepollard's Donie Cassidy said the dinner was held under guidance approved by the Irish Hotels Federation.
The hotel group say the advice is multiple gatherings can be held in the same venue as long as there is seperate entrances and toilets.
Mr Cassidy says he'll co-operate fully with the Garda investigation, and it wasn't their intention to disregard public health advice.
Meanwhile, the EU Commissioner Phil Hogan is facing mounting pressure to resign after attending an Oireachtas Golf Society event in Galway during the week.
Labour Leader Alan Kelly says he knew the rules when attending and that his position is untenable.
Phil Hogan has apologised for attending, along with several other TDs and Senators while Dara Calleary has stepped aside from cabinet.
Minister of State, and Kildare South TD Martin Hayden believes there has been accountability over the event:
Midlands North West MEP Luke Ming Flanagan believes his position has now become untenable:
TD Richard Boyd Barrett from People Before Profit believes the former Attorney General Seamus Woulfe's position as a Supreme Court judge is no longer sustainable:
The Taoiseach as acting-Agriculture Minister is not acceptable when there are outbreaks of Covid-19 at meat plants, according to the Sinn Fein leader.
Mary Lou McDonald says GolfGate has damaged public confidence in the Government and the Dail needs to get back to work immediately and appoint a new Agriculture Minister.
Micheal Martin has so-far resisted the calls for TDs to return to Leinster House.
Deputy McDonald says politicians need to win back the faith of people:
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