Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will pay a visit Waterford city on Thursday, as they continue their tour of Ireland.
Charles and Camilla, who are on their sixth official joint trip to the Republic of Ireland, will take in the sights of the city, fresh from their two-day stint in the North.
It is the royal couple’s first time officially visiting the county, which will be followed by a journey to Co Tipperary where they will finish their visit on Friday.
During the trip, the pair will meet local people, as well as first responders who worked to support others throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Charles, a passionate environmentalist, will also meet farmers, officials and community organisers to see the work they are doing to produce food and drink more sustainably in an effort to help the country meet climate change goals.
The couple will also meet members of the Ukrainian community in Ireland.
On Wednesday, during a reception in Belfast for local organisations involved in helping and supporting refugees from Ukraine, Charles spoke of his shock and concern at the war as he met a mother who fled Kyiv with her children.
The royals’ tour of Ireland is due to end with a trip to the Rock of Cashel, following in the footsteps of Charles’ mother, Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who went to the site during her historic state visit in 2011.
Charles and Camilla were welcomed by crowds in Co Tyrone and Belfast when they began their tour in the North earlier this week.
