Irish positively disposed to visit from Queen, says Ambassador

The British Ambassador to Ireland Julian King says public opinion here towards a visit by the Queen of England has been overwhelmingly positive.

Irish positively disposed to visit from Queen, says Ambassador
Sat, 26 Jun, 2010 - 12:08

The British Ambassador to Ireland Julian King says public opinion here towards a visit by the Queen of England has been overwhelmingly positive.

It follows comments by the Taoiseach, who said that no great obstacle now exists to an official State visit by Queen Elizabeth by the end of next year.

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