Unveiled in 1871, the Prince Albert statue in Dublin commemorates Queen Victoria's husband but has become a symbol of British colonial rule over Ireland. Once relocated in 1924 to make way for Irish independence leaders, it now stands at Leinster House amidst calls for removal. A 2018 petition highlighted its colonial ties, but its removal stalled due to ownership uncertainties. What's next for this divisive monument? Find out by reading the full case study on our website: https://lnkd.in/e5K4QgAm
