Queen to Visit the One That Got Away
The queen of England is headed to Ireland despite a bomb threat and other security concerns. She'll be the first British monarch to visit the republic in 100 years, the first since the Irish -- most of them, anyway -- cast off British rule.
The queen of England is headed to Ireland despite a bomb threat and other security concerns. She’ll be the first British monarch to visit the republic in 100 years, the first since the Irish — most of them, anyway — cast off British rule. — PZS
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On the eve of her historic trip a massive security operation was in place in Dublin, and a bomb threat from Irish dissidents was investigated in London.
Irish police said up to 4,000 people were involved in the ongoing security operation for the four-day trip.
It is the first such visit since independence and comes against a rise in dissident republican violence.
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