Irish and Ulster Scots dancing, choirs and archaeology - a look back at the king and Queen's visit.
The King and Queen have left Enniskillen in Co Fermanagh, bringing their two-day visit to Northern Ireland to an end.
There was also a display of dancing put on by Irish dancers and Ulster Scots dancers reflecting Northern Ireland's two main traditions. Among the church leaders who gave readings at the service were the Archbishop of Armagh Rev John McDowell and Archbishop Eamon Martin. The royal couple then shook hands with several artisan food producers and were given various gifts by members of the public while a cultural performance took place on a stage at Market Theatre Square.
As the couple joined the Lord Mayor of Armagh Paul Greenfield on stage, Charles addressed the crowd and thanked the community for its hospitality. "But if I may say so it's been particularly special to meet so many of you today, also a large number of school children whose exams, I suspect, we have totally disrupted."But thank you so much for the warmth of your welcome and indeed for showing us just what an enormously diverse, and a number of cultures and traditions there are here now in this part of Northern Ireland.
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