Queen arrives at Croke Park

The Queen has arrived at Croke Park in Dublin, the site of the Bloody Sunday massacre in 1920.

Queen arrives at Croke Park
Wed, 18 May, 2011 - 15:57

The Queen has arrived at Croke Park in Dublin, the site of the Bloody Sunday massacre in 1920.

She is expected to meet with GAA officials and players during the historic visit.

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