The Queen was universally admired in Northern Ireland, but now that she’s gone I feel more Irish than British

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Source: Reuters

Northern Irish writer Dr Rachel Hanna reflects on the impact The Queen had in Northern Ireland and explains that without the Queen’s stabilising presence - she feels more aligned with Ireland than Britain.

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