King Charles III and Queen Camilla Continue Northern Ireland Visit with Cultural and Community Engagements

The royal couple's multi-day trip highlights local arts, public services, and community resilience, with Limavady as the focus of their second day.

King Charles III and Queen Camilla began their visit in Belfast, engaging with local artists, musicians, and public figures at Commercial Court and the Sea Holly Gallery.
The couple participated in a whiskey tasting at The Friend at Hand and were serenaded by The Causeway Shantymen, who performed traditional sea shanties.
Charles expressed deep admiration for the Police Service of Northern Ireland during his visit to the Newforge Sports Complex, commending their dedication to public safety.
Queen Camilla visited the Atlas Women’s Centre in Lisburn, emphasizing her commitment to supporting women facing domestic abuse and other challenges.
On their second day, the royals visited Limavady, where they joined baking activities at a historic bakery and explored local arts at the Roe Valley Arts and Culture Centre.