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Message: [QUOTE="Cabbage_man, post: 3614178, member: 51825"] Don't mind that tosser Adams... Over the past number of years I have been spending a lot of time in Ireland and I can tell you that the vast majority of Irish are only too happy to have HRH over for a few days. They also are dismayed and a little peeved that they may soon have to put up with Adams more often on their TV screens if he gains a seat in Co Louth later this month in the Irish elections. People for the most part can not stand the c*nt any more then we can. Should be an interesting visit all the same, and the final symbolic normalisation in relations of two sovereign nations that were once part of the same kingdom. Hope the Duke refrains from keeping his mouth in check! Any bets on what he may say to put his foot in it? Potato famine perhaps... and blame the Irish at the time being fussy eaters?! The word is that the visit will be for 3 days and confined to Dublin for security reasons. Should be an interesting operation for our security boys, not to mention the Garda and I am guessing the Army Ranger Wing who I am told do a lot of close protection of visiting VIP's. Quite what she will find to do for 3 daysconfined to Dublin is anyone's guess! Lets hope the minority bigots who came out to play for the 'Love Ulster' parade are kept back in their pounds and are dealt with swiftly if they decided to act the maggot. Anyone know what the Irish do on the ceremonial side on state visits? [/QUOTE]