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Queen Elizabeth II expressed her relief that Northern Ireland's "silly marching business" was quieter than expected when the then Irish ambassador to the UK visited in 2000 .
Ambassador Ted Barrington said it was not the first time he heard "her dismissive views of the Orange marches" The ambassador's account is the only available description of what was said.
Irish officials were critical of Lord Saville 's approach to chairing the Bloody Sunday Tribunal hearings.
They felt he identified a "hierarchy of witnesses" and was "clearly more deferential" to the British police, military and political witnesses.
At this mid-way point in the inquiry's hearings the Irish diplomats found it difficult "not to conclude that the families may be heading for disappointment"..
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