Queen to engage with Rebels in heart of city

A ROYAL in the Rebel County.

Queen to engage with Rebels in heart of city
Fri, 20 May, 2011 - 01:00
Sean McCarthaigh, John Fogarty and Caroline O’Doherty

Another chapter in Cork’s history will be written today with the visit of Queen Elizabeth II — 108 years after the last tour of the city by a British monarch, her great-grandfather, King Edward VII, in 1903.

The Queen might be scheduled to spend less than two hours on Leeside but it promises to be a memorable couple of hours.

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