Queen Camilla says no to daytime drinking in Northern Ireland
King Charles and Queen Camilla are visiting Northern Ireland
Queen Camilla on Wednesday spent time meeting the owners and staff of local businesses in Royal Hillsborough on the second day of her Northern Ireland visit.
"The Queen spent time meeting the owners and staff of much‑loved local businesses: the popular pub The Parson’s Nose, the village’s oldest shop, grocer ER Wilson, and Arthur’s Café," said a statement issued on Royal Family's social media accounts.
Multiple pictures and videos of the Queen were also shared by the Buckingham Palace's communications team on social media.
Daily Express's Royal Editor shared a video of the Queen pulling "a perfect pint of Guinness" during her visit to the pub.
According to Emily Ferguson, the Queen was given a round of applause as she held up the “superb” pint at The Parson’s Nose in Hillsborough.
“It’s a bit early to drink. I’ll leave it here until later,” Queen Camilla is heard saying jokingly in the video shared by Ferguson.
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Queen Camilla visits historic shops and cafes in Hillsborough
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