The King and Queen are back in Northern Ireland for a three day visit to the region.
Charles and Camilla arrived in Belfast on Tuesday and their latest visit to Northern Ireland began with a vibrant celebration of music, creativity and rich, diverse cultural heritage, as the royal couple joined organisers and performers to mark Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann coming to Belfast this August, for the first time.
The King and Queen also visited Titanic Distillers, a distinctive distillery housed within the restored Edwardian pumphouse that once served the adjoining dry dock, famed for holding the RMS Titanic.
During the visit, The King and Queen met distillery staff, learned about the whiskey‑making process and had opportunity to sample some themselves.
In the afternoon, the royal couple went their separate ways with The King visiting the W5 Life (Learning Innovation for Everyone) programme, at Belfast SSE Arena, which works in partnership with the King’s Trust, Microsoft and Almac to build Stem capability and open up new career pathways.
Meanwhile Queen Camilla dropped in on Fane Street Primary School, which has 285 pupils who represent 45 countries and speak 47 different languages.
Later during audiences at Hillsborough Castle, King Charles and Queen Camilla greeted First Minister Michelle O’Neill and the Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly.
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