Royal enthusiasts from Northern Ireland are camping out to reserve the best spot to see King Charles.
The rain is not dampening the spirits of those gathered in The Mall ahead of the coronationThe gates at The Mall are already deep with eager royalists keen to reserve a decent space to watch history unfold at the King's Coronation on Saturday.
Catherine Grant travelled from Portadown on Thursday with her husband Jason and their children, two-year-old Sophia and four-month-old Will.Catherine and Jason Grant - with their children Sophia, two, and four-month-old Will - travelled to London from Portadown on Thursday "We were here for the jubilee, for royal weddings - but this is the first event we have come with two children and a double buggy.Patrick O'Neill is from west Belfast and has been a fan of the royal family all his life.He is part of a group who have been camping out to get a prime viewing point since Thursday night.
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
King's Coronation: Guests from Northern Ireland with bird's eye view'I thought my invitation to the King's Coronation was a prank!' Guests from Northern Ireland speak of their pride after being asked to attend in recognition of their charitable or community work
Read more »
Northern Ireland keeper Trevor Carson: I gambled daughter's birthday moneyNorthern Ireland goalkeeper Trevor Carson said his gambling addiction hit rock bottom when he lost his daughter's birthday money.
Read more »
Northern Ireland new car sales continue to rise in 2023Latest figures show that sales of new cars in Northern Ireland continued to recover in April.
Read more »
Union members at BBC Northern Ireland vote for strike actionMembers of the National Union of Journalists at BBC Northern Ireland have voted in favour of industrial action over job cuts and programme changes
Read more »
Vaccines: Pre-school uptake in Northern Ireland in steady decline, report saysThe number pre-school vaccinations is steadily declining with 15,000 children not fully immunised against measles, mumps and rubella in the past seven years, an NIAuditOffice report has found.
Read more »