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Well wishers from Tipperary have flocked to Kilkenny today hoping to spot the Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall.
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla are currently on day two of an official visit to Ireland taking in Dublin, Kilkenny and Kildare marking the couple's third formal trip to Ireland in less than two years.
The couple arrived shortly after 10.30am to Kilkenny Castle to meet with representatives from the world of sport, politics, business and the clergy. From there they visited the local Farmers Market, greeting well wishers who lined the parade.
The royal couple will also visit staff at Grennan Craft School in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny on Thursday afternoon.
Great crowds on The Parade this morning to welcome Charles & Camilla to our great city #Kilkenny @LoveKilkenny pic.twitter.com/heUv13OTPW
— Hibernian Hotel (@HibernianHotel) May 11, 2017
Ballingarry native Emma Guilfoyle, who teaches Irish at Grennan College Thomastown, said the town is filled with excitement ahead of Prince Charles and Camilla's visit.
Students line the streets in Thomastown ahead of the royal couples visit. Photo courtesy of Anna Ryan, Thomastown
Photo of royal car taken by Grennan College Thomastown 5th year student Luke Maher whose mother is from Thurles
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