Royal snob visited Jonny McIvor at RUC Enniskillen - browing nosing at its best
brits out | 14.01.2003 10:15
On arrival, the Prince was met by Mr Gerry O'Callaghan, Divisional Commander, who presented Mr Maurice Murphy, Deputy Divisional Commander, and Mr Jonathan McIvor, Sub-Divisional Commander.
To the pig peeler middle class twat who says Jonny McIvor deservs a bravey award should read this.. jonny is just an anti working class middle class ulster snob hob knobbing with prince charles...
PRINCE CHARLES VISITS RUC ENNISKILLEN
As his second engagement of the day, His Royal Highness Prince Charles visited RUC Enniskillen.
On arrival, the Prince was met by Mr Gerry O'Callaghan, Divisional Commander, who presented Mr Maurice Murphy, Deputy Divisional Commander, and Mr Jonathan McIvor, Sub-Divisional Commander.
Moving to the main building, the Prince was briefed on the role of the station and its links with the community before walking to the entrance of the Old Museum Building where the Royal Visitor met RUC officers about to go out on operational duty.
Accompanied by Mr McIvor, His Royal Highness then attended an informal buffet lunch where he had the opportunity to speak to a number of widows, decorated and wounded officers as well as those currently involved in community and cross-border co-operation.
At the conclusion of the visit, Mr McQuillan presented the Prince with a piece of the locally produced Belleek pottery before the Royal Visitor took his leave to attend his next engagement.
PRINCE CHARLES VISITS RUC ENNISKILLEN
As his second engagement of the day, His Royal Highness Prince Charles visited RUC Enniskillen.
On arrival, the Prince was met by Mr Gerry O'Callaghan, Divisional Commander, who presented Mr Maurice Murphy, Deputy Divisional Commander, and Mr Jonathan McIvor, Sub-Divisional Commander.
Moving to the main building, the Prince was briefed on the role of the station and its links with the community before walking to the entrance of the Old Museum Building where the Royal Visitor met RUC officers about to go out on operational duty.
Accompanied by Mr McIvor, His Royal Highness then attended an informal buffet lunch where he had the opportunity to speak to a number of widows, decorated and wounded officers as well as those currently involved in community and cross-border co-operation.
At the conclusion of the visit, Mr McQuillan presented the Prince with a piece of the locally produced Belleek pottery before the Royal Visitor took his leave to attend his next engagement.
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You don't have to repeat yourself.....
14.01.2003 11:18
Getting frustrated eh?
PSNI/RUC SCUM THERE IS NO PLACE FOR YOU HERE!!!
(Ten dollars bet that this cop-lover is the same individual thats posting all the racist crap.)
POLICE = RACIST SEXIST IGNORANT TRIGGER FINGER TWITCHING RULING CLASS LAP DOGS.
all you can do is rant about the IRA and Marx!
You are so out of it.
anarcho.
um wtf??
15.01.2003 12:15
wierdo
clowncandy
CO-Caine
15.01.2003 12:18
Alabama trooper