Around 100 Republican demonstrators attempted to disrupt the first day of the historic State visit clashing with police as she laid a wreath at a garden of remembrance.
But on Tuesday night, Mr Hague said the overwhelming response of the Irish people had been welcoming, representing the strength of the relationship which existed between the two countries.
Speaking alongside his Irish counterpart Eamon Gilmore, Mr Hague said: “What struck me was the number of people out on the streets waving and smiling and cheering and so that has shown a very strong and warm welcome today."
lorentus tried to steal a pigeon from a shop
why he needed to do this l will never know.
except l have been young and foolish
daft things like others l have done.
The consciences for him
were real,
1 threat of prison
2 Visit from the police
3 severe beating from dad
4 stern chat from myself
few days later a rather subdued Lorentus
left Criaova for Chalvey UK
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