All the Photos of Prince Charles and Camilla on a Royal Tour of Ireland
Earlier this year, as tensions surrounding Brexit negotiations continued to mount, Prince Charles hosted an early St. Patrick's Day dinner at the Irish Embassy. In a speech that night, Charles vowed to visit all of the counties in Ireland, after having already seen 15 of them on previous trips. "As our relationship evolves over the coming months and years," he said, per the Telegraph, "I have both the faith and the hope that the essential friendship between the people of Ireland and the people of the United Kingdom will not only endure but will renew itself for generations to come."
Now, Charles and his wife, Camilla, are reaffirming their commitment to Irish relations with a short trip to the neighboring country. Here, all the best photos from their visit.
Prince Charles plants a tree at the Powerscourt House and Gardens in Enniskerry, Ireland.
Charles smiles, holding his new walking stick during a visit to the Powerscourt House and Gardens.
Ireland's President, Michael D. Higgins, and his wife, Sabine Coyne, speak with Charles and Camilla during a walk around the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation in Enniskerry.
Charles and Camilla enjoy an Irish dancing performance at the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation.
Charles helps the President of Ireland unveil a plaque at the Glencree Centre.
The royal couple changes into formalwear for a dinner celebrating relations between the U.K. and Ireland.
Charles speaks with gardener Seamus O'Brien during a walk through the the National Botanic Gardens in Dublin.
Charles visits the Glendalough Monastic Settlement in Knockfin, Ireland.
Prince Charles speaks with the Wicklow Rescue Team in Wicklow, Ireland.
Schoolchildren show Charles some animal skulls on the shore of Glendalough's Upper Lake.
In Ireland's Wicklow County, Camilla is shown a loom at Avoca Mill.
All the Photos of Prince Charles and Camilla on a Royal Tour of Ireland
Earlier this year, as tensions surrounding Brexit negotiations continued to mount, Prince Charles hosted an early St. Patrick's Day dinner at the Irish Embassy. In a speech that night, Charles vowed to visit all of the counties in Ireland, after having already seen 15 of them on previous trips. "As our relationship evolves over the coming months and years," he said, per the Telegraph, "I have both the faith and the hope that the essential friendship between the people of Ireland and the people of the United Kingdom will not only endure but will renew itself for generations to come."
Now, Charles and his wife, Camilla, are reaffirming their commitment to Irish relations with a short trip to the neighboring country. Here, all the best photos from their visit.
The royal couple made quite a few stops during their whirlwind tour.
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