The King and Queen continue their official visit to Northern Ireland with a second day of public engagements. According to multiple outlets, the royal couple attends a series of events as part of their itinerary across the region. Coverage highlights that the King participates in a casual, local moment described as “pints with royal approval,” indicating engagement with the public during the visit. Other photographs and descriptions also note an incident involving the King being splattered by a seagull during the day’s activities, a moment captured in the reporting as part of the day’s events. Overall, the sources describe the day as a mix of formal and informal public appearances, with the couple moving between scheduled engagements and interacting with people they meet on site. The reports do not provide detailed specifics of each individual event, but they consistently characterize the day as another set of organized engagements during the visit, including the “pints” moment and the seagull incident.