King Charles III meets volunteers, gardeners and growers at Ards Allotments, near Strangford Lough in Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Ards Allotments was founded by owner Maurice who was inspired by watching the King, then Prince of Wales, visit an allotment on the news.placeholder image
King Charles III meets volunteers, gardeners and growers at Ards Allotments, near Strangford Lough in Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Ards Allotments was founded by owner Maurice who was inspired by watching the King, then Prince of Wales, visit an allotment on the news.

Gallery: King and Queen visit Newtownards for separate engagements on the final day of the royal visit to Northern Ireland

Michael Cousins
By Michael Cousins

Digital specialist

Published 21st May 2026, 12:34 GMT
Updated 21st May 2026, 13:44 GMT

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Queen Camilla (centre) during her visit to Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse.

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Queen Camilla (centre) during her visit to Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse. Photo: Aaron Chown

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Queen Camilla (centre) during her visit to Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse.

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Queen Camilla (centre) during her visit to Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse. Photo: Aaron Chown

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Queen Camilla (centre left) speaks charity representatives as she meets staff and volunteers at Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse.

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Queen Camilla (centre left) speaks charity representatives as she meets staff and volunteers at Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse. Photo: Aaron Chown

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Queen Camilla (left) speaks charity representatives as she meets staff and volunteers at Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse.

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Queen Camilla (left) speaks charity representatives as she meets staff and volunteers at Women's Aid Newtownards, on day three of the royal visit to Northern Ireland. Women's Aid Newtownards has supported 523 women and 364 children, in Northern Ireland, over the past year, providing vital support to those facing domestic abuse. Photo: Aaron Chown

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