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Firefighters, flax and cider for William and Kate on one-day NI visit
The royal couple visited a new £50 million fire training college and local farms to highlight rural investment and opportunities for young entrepreneurs, Kensington Palace said.
- Prince William and Kate Middleton visited Northern Ireland, including the Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service's training college during Fire Safety Week, where they were welcomed by Chief Fire Officer Aidan Jennings.
- The royal couple also visited a sustainable flax farm and cider company, showcasing rural entrepreneurial opportunities for young people, a key purpose of their trip.
- Health Minister Mike Nesbitt greeted the Prince and Princess of Wales and said their visit recognized the 'courage and commitment' of firefighters and staff.
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Brisbane Times
Brisbane TimesPrince William and Kate make surprise visit to Northern Ireland
The Prince and Princess of Wales visit Northern Ireland, riding in a fire truck, touring a flax farm and trying apple cider vinegar during an unannounced trip.
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