Britain’s Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will visit Donegal today for a whistle-stop tour of the county.
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will begin this morning in Donegal Town where they'll visit Donegal Castle and a local butchers.
They will then travel to Magee's, a local company which has been producing tweed for 150 years.
Following a civic reception with Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan, Camilla will travel to a local national school while Prince Charles gets a tour of Letterkenny IT.
Their short visit to Ireland will conclude with a trip to Glenveagh National Park where they'll be seen off by Minister Heather Humphreys.
The trip's being seen as a follow up to their arrival last year - as well as Queen Elizabeth's visit to Ireland in 2011 and President Michael D Higgins' visit to Britain in 2014.
The event aims to focus on cross border co-operation with a particular focus on the working relationship between neighbouring counties Donegal and Derry.
Donegal is set to be showcased as a tourist destination with British and international coverage expected.
