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His Her-Maj's visit really necessary?
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So the Queen is to make a state visit to Ireland, what can be gained by this, both from Ireland's point of view also England's?
The visit will cost Ireland millions both in organisation and security, at a time when they can least afford it.
Or could it be because only at the end of last year the UK offered the Irish government a £3bn bi-lateral loan as part of Ireland's international bail-out.
One Irish 'Wag' remarked on Twitter,
///: "Queen coming to Dublin? Hope they play all their hits and not just their new album." ///
So the Queen is to make a state visit to Ireland, what can be gained by this, both from Ireland's point of view also England's?
The visit will cost Ireland millions both in organisation and security, at a time when they can least afford it.
Or could it be because only at the end of last year the UK offered the Irish government a £3bn bi-lateral loan as part of Ireland's international bail-out.
One Irish 'Wag' remarked on Twitter,
///: "Queen coming to Dublin? Hope they play all their hits and not just their new album." ///
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The Queen is visiting Ireland at the invitation of the President. The visit will not annoy Gerry Adams, only a handful of neanderthals.
The Queen visited Northern ireland several times during the troubles. Security wasn't the show-stopper for previous state visits. It was simply never deemed "appropriate"
By the way I don;t know for certain, but I am fairly sure she has never set foot in Ireland. I think we would have heard about it ...
The Queen visited Northern ireland several times during the troubles. Security wasn't the show-stopper for previous state visits. It was simply never deemed "appropriate"
By the way I don;t know for certain, but I am fairly sure she has never set foot in Ireland. I think we would have heard about it ...
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