British and Irish lionise each other on stately affair

It was a state visit that changed the state of relations between Ireland and Britain for good. Here are some things we noticed along the way.

British and Irish lionise each other on stately affair

Nobody says sorry like one does

Though the Queen’s landmark state banquet speech was written for her by the foreign and commonwealth office and Downing Street, referencing her family participation in the 1916 uprising commemorations in Dublin could only have been sanctioned by herself.

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