Kate Middleton made a generous gesture for the Irish Guards after their St. Patrick's Day parade, continuing a new tradition of buying the soldiers drinks for the holiday.

Kate dresses in green to visit Irish Guards on St Patrick's Day after missing last year's trip amid cancer treatment 17 March 2025, 12:31 | Updated: 17 March 2025, 12:46 Kate laughs as she joins the ...

The Princess of Wales attended the Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day parade in a solo engagement on Monday. Credit: PA The Princess of Wales has arrived at Wellington Barracks in London to take ...

Princess Kate looked gorgeous in green at today's Irish Guards' St Patrick's Day parade. The Princess of Wales is colonel of the regiment and was unable to attend last year's event due to her ...

The Princess of Wales marked St Patrick's Day by gifting clovers to the Irish Guards. Continuing a cherished royal tradition, she joined the Guards for the celebration, offering tokens of good ...

In 2023, Kate visited the Irish Guards on St Patrick’s Day with the Prince of Wales at Mons Barracks in Aldershot, Hampshire, after taking over the role of colonel from William.

In a unique ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery on Veterans Day, Nov. 11, 2024, seven Tomb Guards received the rarely awarded Tomb Badge.

A music charity said it was "thrilled" a former student was chosen as the new director of music for the Band of the Irish Guards. Peter Smalley, chief executive at Northamptonshire Music and ...

UK King pays tribute to Irish Guards ahead of Trooping the Colour Charles presented new colours to Number 9 and 12 Companies, Irish Guards, during a Windsor Castle ceremony.

The King has paid tribute to the 'professionalism, courage and humour' of the Irish Guards ahead of the regiment's central role in Trooping the Colour this Saturday. Charles's words of praise came ...

THE King has presented new colours to Princess Kate’s regiment, the Irish Guards at Windsor Castle today. Charles inspected the guardsmen and officers on parade before the Chaplain General co… ...

The King has paid tribute to the “professionalism, courage and humour” of the Irish Guards ahead of the regiment’s central role in Trooping the Colour on Saturday.