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NORTHERN IRELAND S FIRST ROYAL STATUS AWARDED TO HILLSBOROUGH VILLAGE

NORTHERN IRELAND’S FIRST ROYAL STATUS AWARDED TO HILLSBOROUGH VILLAGE Northern Ireland s first Royal status awarded to Hillsborough village From: The first village or town in Northern Ireland to receive the rare and honoured title The village of Hillsborough in County Down will become ‘Royal Hillsborough’ later in 2021, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Rt Hon Brandon Lewis MP has announced today. Home to Hillsborough Castle, the residence of Her Majesty The Queen and other members of the Royal family when visiting Northern Ireland, it will be the first village or town in Northern Ireland to receive the exceptional title.

Northern Ireland to get first Royal town as part of Union charm offensive

Northern Ireland to get first Royal town as part of Union charm offensive Lucy Fisher, Phoebe Southworth © PA The Prince of Wales met Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis during a visit to Hillsborough Castle in May - PA Northern Ireland is to have its first town granted royal status as part of a Union charm offensive following Brexit.  The Government said Hillsborough in County Down, home to the Queen s official residence in Northern Ireland, will become Royal Hillsborough later this year. It will become the first town or village in the region to be given a royal prefix.

The Queen is selling her first gin – and it s highly collectible

The Queen is selling her first gin – and it s highly collectible Hello! 3/02/2021 © @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine A long, tall G&T has become a big treat in the pandemic, and what better way of indulging your inner royal than with a bottle of the Historic Royal Palaces are selling their first-ever gin created in partnership with Northern Ireland’s first craft gin distillery. The Hillsborough Castle and Gardens Shortcross editionfeatures rose petals handpicked from the Queen s Granville Rose Garden at Hillsborough Castle – the Queen s official residence in Northern Ireland. The special limited edition gin, of which there are only 400 bottles available, also contains apples and pears foraged from the 18th century Walled Garden at the estate. How wonderful!

The Queen made her own gin! How to buy limited-edition drink

The gin is available to buy online at historicroyalpalaces.com from 2 February, priced at £40, but you d better be quick as the 400 bottles won t be around for long. Laura McCorry, Head of Hillsborough Castle, said: We’re delighted to have been able to work with the experts at Rademon Estate to make our dream of bottling something of Hillsborough Castle’s essence a reality. Like the Castle itself, gin is something of a Georgian success story, so it seems particularly fitting that both seem to be enjoying a renaissance in the twenty-first century! The Queen s Northern Ireland home, Hillsborough Castle Founder and Head Distiller of the Rademon Estate Distillery, David Boyd-Armstrong, added:

Queen Elizabeth s Northern Ireland Residence Launches a Limited Edition Gin

Type keyword(s) to search Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. Queen Elizabeth s Northern Ireland Residence Launches a Limited Edition Gin The limited edition drink is flavored with rose petals gathered from a garden named after the Queen s late aunt. © Historic Royal Palaces Hillsborough Castle and Gardens, which is located just outside Belfast, has teamed up with local distillery Rademon Estate to create a version of their award-winning Shortcross Gin called Hillsborough Castle and Gardens Shortcross. Historic Royal Palaces, the charity which looks after the castle, says the spirit will be made using “hand-picked” rose petals from the castle’s Granville Rose Garden. The garden was named after its creator, Lady Rose Bowes-Lyon, an elder sister of the Queen Mother and the Queen’s aunt. She was the wife of the 4th Earl Granville, who was Governor of Northern Ireland from 1945 to 1

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