Olster candle in the wind world
Despite the results of the referendum in Ireland, the achieved compromise is fragile On Wednesday evening, on May 27, in a stormont, Elton John, dressed in a white jacket, was clearly in the blow. There was a concert for two and a half hours, and the 15,000th hall roared with delight. In the hall it was impossible to distinguish Catholics from Protestants. However, it was precisely this effect that the British Prime Minister Tony Blair wanted to achieve.