Queen to travel south today

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will conclude her first ever State visit to Ireland later today.

Queen to travel south today
Fri, 20 May, 2011 - 08:19

Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will conclude her first ever State visit to Ireland later today.

It is hoped that up to 25,000 people will turn out in Cork City to greet the British Monarch and her husband, Philip.

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