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Prince and Princess of Wales Arrive in Belfast for a One-Day Visit to Northern Ireland
The couple met community groups and Homewards partners as the project works to turn a former church into a self-sustaining community centre.
- On Friday, October 9, 2026, the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for a one-day visit supporting the Homewards initiative, a five-year project founded by the couple to address youth homelessness.
- The couple toured The Commons on the Ormeau Road, a former church transformed into a self-sustaining community centre, which supports the Homewards project's blueprint for ending homelessness across six regions.
- During the visit, the royals met employment partners including Pauline McGourann of the Sew-Cial Circle, and reviewed future plans for site additions: "The Ceili House," "The Craic," and "The Curragh."
- The Princess of Wales wore Cartier "Trinity" earrings, a personal choice often linked to her three children, while emphasizing that strong social relationships assist young people in achieving stability and independence.
- Attired in an Emilia Wickstead skirt "in military green Shetland tartan," the Princess conducted her first official engagement of October, continuing the couple's long-term commitment to community-based projects.
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The Independent (US)Prince and Princess of Wales arrive in Belfast for special visit
William and Kate are undertaking a one-day visit to Northern Ireland
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