Disturbances In Belfast Ahead of Queens Visit

The transcript discusses the impact of the IRA bombing that killed Lord Mountbatten, a member of the British royal family, and the subsequent political and personal implications. It highlights the community's reaction, the historical context of the conflict, and the significance of Martin McGuinness, a former IRA leader, meeting the Queen. The meeting symbolizes a step forward in the peace process, reflecting on the past struggles and the hope for a peaceful future.

How did the violence in Ireland personally affect the Queen?

What was the significance of Martin McGuinness shaking the Queen's hand?

In what way did the Queen's visit to Northern Ireland mark a change in relations?

What does the meeting between the Queen and McGuinness represent in terms of the peace process?

What was the reaction of most Republicans towards the Queen's visit?