The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will
visit Northern Ireland 23rd through 25th June. Details from
Buckingham Palace will be forthcoming. The former IRA leader met
The Queen and Prince Philip in Belfast for the first time, two
years ago. This past April, Mr McGuinness joined in toasting Her
Majesty at a banquet in Windsor Castle during President Michael D
Higgins’s state visit to…
The event, which will take place in
mid-afternoon on Monday 16th, will be attended by most members of
the Royal Family, many of whom are also members of the Order,
including the Prince of Wales and Duke of Cambridge. Viewable from
inside the Castle with tickets, the…
William and Kate appoint their first Equerry
8th June 2014
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have
appointed their first equerry to their household earlier
this year, The Courtier has discovered, another sign of
an increasing yet inevitable focus on royal duties for the couple.
Captain Florian Graham-Watson, an officer from the…
‘Derby Dash’ back to the Epsom Downs
Racecourse to see Australia win the Investec Derby. Her Majesty was
joined by the Duke of Edinburgh, Prince and Princess Michael of
Kent and Princess Alexandra The Honourable Lady Ogilvy as the Aidan
Obrien trained favourite won from Kingston Hill in the biggest race
of the day at the Surrey racecourse. Prince and Princess Michael at
Epsom Racecourse. The…
Yesterday, Prince Charles met many
veterans while walking around Bayeux War Cemetery. However, one
veteran in particular, Ivor Thomas, made the Prince reveal a few
concerns of his own. Mr Thomas’s son, Philip, who was accompanying
his father to Normandy, told Prince…
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall attend Canadian Remembrance at the Juno Beach Centre
6th June 2014
Charles and Camilla arrived at Juno Beach
and were greeted by the Prime Minister of Canada, the Rt. Hon
Stephen Harper and Mrs Laureen Harper as well as the Prime Minister
of France, Monsieur Manuel Valls. The Royal couple attended the
service of Remembrance and The Prince…
They went to support the Commemoration of
the 70th anniversary of the Normandy Landings at Gold Beach, one of
the many that the Allied soldiers landed on at the north of
France. 83,115 British soldiers landed in Normandy on
D-Day, with 24,000 of those on Gold Beach. A two-hour
event was held at Arromanches-les-Bains to remember and commemorate
the Normandy Landings. It was organised by the…
Queen and royals commemorate D-Day on Sword Beach
6th June 2014
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of
Cornwall were greeted on arrival by President Hollande. Prince
Charles and Camilla arrive. Queen is just 5 minutes away now.
#DDay70 pic.twitter.com/gzcLqePz9d — Royal Central (@RoyalCentral)
June 6…
Bayeux Cemetery is the largest
Commonwealth cemetery of the Second World War in France and
includes the burials brought in from the surrounding districts and
hospitals. The Cemetery contains 4,144 Commonwealth graves of which
338 are unidentified and 504 are from other…
The service concluded with the blessing
of the cathedral's new Bell for Peace and Freedom. Charles and
Camilla along with other Heads of State and Government proceeded to
the bell, located in the centre of the nave. The Cardinal said a
brief prayer and asked Prince Charles to name the bell,
"Thérèse-Bénedicte". The Cardinal sprinkled the bell with Holy
Water, recited a prayer…

