The King and Queen were greeted by a younger Charles and Camilla sporting hand-made crowns when they arrived in Armagh on the last day of their visit to Northern Ireland.
BBC News
By Mark Simpson
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Protestant and Catholic church leaders have issued a joint St Patrick s Day statement admitting they have not done enough in the past to heal divisions.
They say they hope this year s centenary of Northern Ireland will provide opportunities to create a better level of mutual understanding.
In 1921, a parliament was established in Belfast following the partition of the island of Ireland.
The leaders also reflected on the pandemic and life in the digital age.
Among those who signed the statement were the leader of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Archbishop Eamon Martin, and the head of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, Dr David Bruce.