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While at the center the couple took some quickie bodhrán lessons and chatted with several Irish artists. But at one point musician Tad Sargent showed Charles how to balance the drum on his knees and hold the stick and flick it against the instrument. The couple both had a go at it, and an enthusiastic Charles and waved his stick in triumph as the crowd cheered him on.
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What would a St. Patrick’s Day celebration be without a bit of imbibing? Happily, Charles, the Prince of Wales, was able to pour his own pint of Guinness and later he enjoyed a performance by Irish dancers. For her part, Camilla was dressed for the occasion in a gorgeous green outfit.
Ireland, and the rest of the world, will celebrate St Patrick’s Day on Thursday, when it is said everyone becomes a little Irish. Charles looked enthused to be celebrating early and he eagerly took part in all of the activities presented to him on Tuesday.
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At first the royal pair joined in with a group of musicians playing fiddles, banjos, flutes, a concertina, the uilleann pipes and acoustic guitar. The happily married couple also sat and enjoyed the music while tapping their toes.
After thanking the musicians for their performance, both Charles and Camilla went behind the bar and sampled Ireland’s infamous ‘black stuff’. Camilla joked, “I know what my next job is going to be!”
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Jude Hynes helped the couple out by showing them how to tip the glass to one side and fill it three quarters full. Charles was a quick study and Jude complimented him saying, “Perfect, perfect. Now let the magic happen.”
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