A steady stream of well-wishers arrived at the British Embassy yesterday to pay their respects on the death of the Queen.
Its book of condolence – one of a number opened across the country to allow the public to pay tribute to the late British monarch’s death – opened between 12pm and 4pm.
Upon entering the gates on Dublin’s Merrion Road, people were guided to a room to sign one of two books which were laid out with a framed photograph of the late Queen who died on Thursday aged 96.
