Queen's visit to Ireland a step closer

The prospect of an historic visit to Ireland by the queen of England edged closer today after Princess Anne jetted into Dublin to meet President Mary McAleese.

Queen's visit to Ireland a step closer
Tue, 17 Feb, 2004 - 16:14

The prospect of an historic visit to Ireland by the queen of England edged closer today after Princess Anne jetted into Dublin to meet President Mary McAleese.

A spokeswoman for the President said both sides were agreed that such a visit would take place in the future but no timing had yet been finalised.

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