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Royal visit could heal wounds

RUMOURS have become stronger lately that Britain’s Queen Elizabeth’s visit will take place soon, but only to Northern Ireland.

Royal visit could heal wounds

Sat, 11 Oct, 2003 - 01:00

Would it not be a good idea that this will be extended to the Republic of Ireland as a formal invitation?

It could help to soothe and heal many of the wounds Ireland and England have inflicted on each other.

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