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of ireland with a sporting flourish the duke and duchess of cambridge were in the western city of galway where they try their hand at some gaelic football and hurling pastimes along associated with irish national nationalism but both royals and locals seemed keen to get along. kate and william looked relaxed on the playing fields of salt the courage the club the british establishment seemingly at ease and a bastion of irish nationalism. until ireland hosted france and then england in rugby union speech 6 nations of the tema croke park in 27 the atlantic association had long banned what it deemed the british sports from being played on its premises no british royalty stood harley in hand a symbols of rapprochement go there could be few more potent that's not to say the irish game came easily to the british pair. but it didn't stop them trying. was. and their young hosts were clearly taken with the royal celebrities in their midst . and. later more unlikely scenes in goa we city center william and kate the duchess clad in emerald green to can one of the traditional irish music sessions for

he has a great connection he studied at the university of galway, and he is the supervision or mar is he is the landlord of the krb. supervisor haney on the mission street. we can't have a flag raising without dancing. it is a privilege to introduce the dancers from murphy school. welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i just want to introduce one of the dancers. this is mary who just this week received her irish citizenship. congratulations. well-done, murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. they are doing all of the work. the president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. than

more than 300 well—wishers gathered in galway to greet the couple who have been in ireland since tuesdayive contrast weather—wise today. across the north of the uk we have had some glorious sunshine. a different type of water though further south, where it is a case of dodging the spray from the roads, with a lot of water coming down from the skies, heavy outbreaks pushing into the south and east anglia as well through the day. 33 millimetres of rain across parts of sussex from the slow—moving weather system. 0vernight, eventually the rain will pull away, the winds will fall lighter and we will have clear spells. it is a recipe for getting quite cold overnight. the exception is northern ireland, where it will turn cloudy with showers. temperatures a few degrees above freezing. a cold start of the day, with the odd mist and fog packed around, but with plenty of morning sunshine around. further west for northern ireland, we start the day with showers and through the afternoon they should move into parts of scotland, some for england and wales, but for many areas it is and wales, but for ma

the duke and of ben rich are in galway for the final day of their official visit to that the republic william tried his hand atjuggling of ireland. prince william tried his hand at juggling as of ireland. prince william tried his hand atjuggling as the couple

the duke and of ben rich are in galway for the final day of their official visit to that the republic official visit to that the republic of ireland. prince william tried his hand atjuggling of ireland. prince william tried his hand at juggling as of ireland. prince william tried his hand atjuggling as the couple were shown some of the arts and entertainment taking place during galway‘s year as european capital of culture. very good. time for a look at the weather. here's phil avery. a bracing start to say the least across the northern half of the british isles. this was the scene in the scottish borders. it was not like that everywhere. across southern counties of england, it is rather like that, and that's because we have a vigorous area of low pressure named alberto, across the channel can we are on the northern periphery. some of the coastal spots have been picking up strong winds and afair have been picking up strong winds and a fair bit of rain as well and the bad news is, i will run it on an hour or two, but it is moving slowly, so things will back up eventually across the sout

he has a great connection he studied at the university of galway, and he is the supervision or mar is he is the landlord of the krb. supervisor haney on the mission street. we can't have a flag raising without dancing. it is a privilege to introduce the dancers from murphy school. welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i just want to introduce one of the dancers. this is mary who just this week received her irish citizenship. congratulations. well-done, murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. they are doing all of the work. the president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. than

he has a great connection he studied at the university of galway, and he is the supervision or mar is he is the landlord of the krb. supervisor haney on the mission street. we can't have a flag raising without dancing. it is a privilege to introduce the dancers from murphy school. welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i just want to introduce one of the dancers. this is mary who just this week received her irish citizenship. congratulations. well-done, murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. they are doing all of the work. the president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. than

he has a great connection he studied at the university of galway, and he is the supervision or mar isandlord of the krb. supervisor haney on the mission street. we can't have a flag raising without dancing. it is a privilege to introduce the dancers from murphy school. welcome. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ . >> i just want to introduce one of the dancers. this is mary who just this week received her irish citizenship. congratulations. well-done, murphy dancers. thank you. all events celebrating st. patrick's day we could not do without the united irish society. they are doing all of the work. the president is not here today, but i would like to bring up john lynch, the vice president to address everyone. come on up, john. >> i hope i am half as exciting as the last performance. good afternoon everyone. welcome to the 169th st. patrick's day season serving our communities. i am the vice president of the united irish society of san francisco and member of carpenters 22. thank you to the mayor for hosting us today for hosting us. welcome to the general of ireland and vice council. thank you for co

the duke and duchess of cambridge are in galway for the final day of their first official visit to therogramme about the coronavirus outbreak, but now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. we've got some very large contrasts in our weather today, from the stunning sunshine that some of us are enjoying across parts of northern england, northern ireland and scotland, to the rather drab, cloudy and wet conditions we have across parts of southern england. now, the rain that's been working in across parts of the south of england into east anglia, that's going to be pushing away during the first part of the evening. we'll be left with clearing skies and with light winds around, that's a recipe for it turning cold. the frost pushing a little bit further southwards into parts of wales and the midlands, along with northern england and scotland, but perhaps not quite as chilly in northern ireland, here we'll have some cloud and showers to start the day. otherwise, a fine sunny cold, likely frosty start to the day, maybe an odd fog patch as w well. through the day we