King Charles and Queen Camilla Highlight Unity and Creativity in Northern Ireland Visit

The royal couple's engagements in Belfast celebrate cultural achievements, community initiatives, and support for law enforcement.

King Charles and Queen Camilla began their visit in Belfast's Commercial Court, meeting local creatives and enjoying cultural performances, including sea shanties and acrobatics.
The King expressed admiration for the Police Service of Northern Ireland, calling them the 'thin green line' and presenting an award to PSNI wellbeing volunteers at the Newforge Sports Complex.
Queen Camilla visited the Atlas Women’s Centre in Lisburn, engaging with community projects and viewing artistic displays created by local women.
The royal couple viewed an exhibition at the Sea Holly Gallery featuring paintings by Ciaran Gallagher that celebrated Belfast's community members and artistic talent.
Private audiences were held at Hillsborough Castle with Sinn Fein First Minister Michelle O’Neill and DUP Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly, underscoring ongoing efforts to foster political and community unity.