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Prince Charles celebrates St Patrick's day with pints of Guinness

March 17, 2022

Charles and his wife Camilla also played the Bodhran, a traditional Irish instrument. (Source: Breakfast)

Prince Charles has celebrated Saint Patrick's day pulling pints of Guinness.

Charles and Camilla were visiting the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith, west London.

The Prince's efforts provided much amusement for his wife Camilla. The pair were also given a crash course in how to play the Bodhran, a traditional Irish instrument.

They also sang along with a group of local knitters ahead of the Irish national day.

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