The two religious leaders who were instrumental in Queen Elizabeth II’s historic visit to Enniskillen in 2012 have spoken of the ‘tremendous acknowledgement’ it was.
Speaking to the BBC during a broadcast of King Charles’ visit to Northern Ireland on Tuesday, Monsignor Peter O’Reilly and Reverend Kenneth Hall paid tribute to the late monarch and the step she took in the Co Fermanagh town toward reconciliation.
The Queen made a famous walk from St Macartin's Cathedral into St Michael’s church in the town, the first time that she had entered a Roman Catholic Church in Ireland.
