King Charles plays ukulele on final day of NI trip
Summary
King Charles III visited Newtownards, Northern Ireland, where he played a ukulele with a local music group and met volunteers at a community allotment. Queen Camilla met survivors of domestic abuse and local workers before the royal couple joined a community celebration in Conway Square.Key Facts
- King Charles III visited Newtownards on the last day of the royal trip to Northern Ireland.
- He played the ukulele with the Loughries Men's Shed Ukulele Ensemble.
- The King met volunteers who grow fresh produce at the Ards Allotments.
- Queen Camilla met survivors of domestic abuse and thanked volunteers supporting them.
- The Queen also met people from the Police Service of Northern Ireland, food banks, and community groups.
- Both the King and Queen visited The Warehouse community hub and attended a local celebration in Conway Square.
- Queen Camilla enjoyed local ice cream from a family business over 100 years old.
- This is King Charles’s 43rd visit to Northern Ireland, and he is expected to visit the Republic of Ireland for the first time as King next year.
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