The Prince of Wales headed to Northern Ireland on Thursday, Nov. 14 Prince William is visiting Northern Ireland. The royal father of three arrived early on Thursday, Nov. 14 for a day of events to promote his campaign for the unhoused and to highlight the creative industries in the region.

The Prince of Wales has arrived in Northern Ireland for a visit that will involve engagements focusing on homelessness and the region’s creative industries.

The Prince of Wales has arrived in Northern Ireland for a surprise visit as he continues his work to combat homelessness.

Prince William marked King Charles’s 76th birthday with a busy day of engagements in Northern Ireland, focusing on initiatives to support youth homelessness and the creative industries. The Prince of Wales visited key projects

The Prince of Wales visited Ulster University and the Simon Community - and even had a go on a motorbike during his trip

Prince William is back on the road, and this time his mission has taken him to Ireland on a solo trip for a cause that’s close to his heart. On Thursday, November 14, the Prince of Wales (surprisingly) arrived in Belfast to kick off a day filled with events supporting his campaign for the unhoused,

Prince William took a quiet trip to Belfast to discuss his program to end homelessness, visiting a charity center and Ulster University, where he was met with large crowds

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