Queen begins visit to North at Derry school

The Queen was given a rousing welcome at a school in Derry today as she began a visit to the North.

Wed, 06 May, 2009 - 18:31

The Queen was given a rousing welcome at a school in Derry today as she began a visit to the North.

The brass band of Lisneal College struck up to mark the arrival of Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh.

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