Robinson: Peace process made Queen's visit possible

Twenty years of peace-building have come to fruition with the Queen’s visit, former Irish president Mary Robinson said today.

Tue, 17 May, 2011 - 19:00

Twenty years of peace-building have come to fruition with the Queen’s visit, former Irish president Mary Robinson said today.

Dr Robinson lauded the contribution of the North's political process which ended violence in 1994 and said without it today would not have happened.

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