Prince William Broke Royal Protocol to Take a Selfie With a Fan in Ireland

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will not be hosting their St. Patrick's Day event this year due to the Irish Guards' first battalion being currently deployed in Iraq and South Sudan.

Prince William and Kate Middleton are breaking all the rules on their latest royal tour of Ireland. Okay, not all of the rules, but some of them at least.

• The royal leaned in for a selfie with a young fan named Jennifer, whose mother, Donna Malone, shared her daughter's royal selfie and a picture of Jennifer snapping the photo on Twitter.

• The royal leaned in for a selfie with a young fan named Jennifer, whose mother, Donna Malone, shared her daughter's royal selfie and a picture of Jennifer snapping the photo on Twitter.

Prince William just made one fan’s day! Earlier this week, while on a royal tour of Ireland with his wife, Kate Middleton, the 37-year-old Duke of Cambridge broke royal protocol to take a selfie with a fan named Jennifer.

Prince William just made one fan's day! Earlier this week, while on a royal tour of Ireland with his wife, Kate Middleton, the 37-year-old Duke of Cambridge broke royal protocol to take a selfie with a fan named Jennifer.

Well, I can't say I love this, Prince William. On Tuesday, William and Kate visited the Gravity bar at Dublin's Guinness Storehouse, as People reports.

Kate Middleton and Prince William rarely indulge in PDA and somehow still manage to give us major couple goals every time we see them together. However, in their latest Instagram post, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge can be seen sharing a sweet moment together as they smiled for the camera. The two can be seen cozying up to each other. With their arms around each other, the picture features Kate lovingly looking at her husband.

Kate Middleton whacked the hurling ball like a pro as she gave the Gaelic-Irish sport a try during her Ireland tour with husband Prince William. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited GAA Club in Galway, Ireland, on March 5, and happily tried their hand at hurling.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are wrapping up their three-day tour on Thursday. Prince William showed off a secret skill during one of the last outings on his three-day tour of Ireland alongside Kate Middleton.

Prince William had a very sweet reply to a fan in Ireland who told him she loved his wife, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge (aka Kate Middleton).

Kate Middleton cooed over an adorable baby as she visited a traditional family-owned pub in Galway on Thursday.The Duchess of Cambridge, alongside husband Prince William, got a taste of traditional Irish music as they visited Tig Coili, where they were greeted by locals.The royal couple, on the last day of their engagements in Ireland, sat in at the pub before being given a bottle of Middleton whiskey from Cork.

Prince William has a hidden talent.

Kate Middleton has been showing off her fitness skills lately. After racing and practicing punches with the sports charity SportsAid last week, the mother of three took on the Irish sport of hurling on Thursday during the last day of her and Prince William's royal visit to Ireland. 

Prince William is a husband, a father of three and the Duke of Cambridge. However, the 37-year-old royal reminded fans he can juggle it all (literally) during his visit to Galway on Thursday.

Prince William is smiling in Ireland.  On the second day of their royal tour of Ireland, the Duke of Cambridge and Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton stepped out on Wednesday for a day filled with royal engagements, including a visit with Jigsaw, a mental health support service for young people in Ireland, as well as Extern's Savannah House, where the famous couple helped cook vegetable soup and cookies with the family members supported by the charity after going shopping together for

Given that Prince William, 37, and Kate Middleton, 38, are about to interact with a lot of people amid their three-day royal tour in Ireland, William couldn’t resist joking that they’ll essentially be germ carriers amid the coronavirus scare. The subject came up at the start of the tour on March 4, which kicked off at a reception held inside the Guinness storehouse’s Gravity bar in Dublin.