SF mayor first in party to shake Queen’s hand

A SINN FÉIN mayor made history yesterday by becoming the first member of his party to shake the hand of the Queen.
SF mayor first in party to shake Queen’s hand
Sat, 21 May, 2011 - 01:00
Tony Jones and Colm Kelpie

Michael Browne met the Queen on the final day of the momentous state visit as she toured the majestic Rock of Cashel, imposing ancient ruins perched on a hill on the outskirts of the Co Tipperary town.

Mr Browne, mayor of Cashel, was one of several local dignitaries invited to the event.

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