The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed taking part in a few traditional Irish pastimes on the final day of their visit to Ireland.
Will and Kate were in Galway and they took part in a GAA training session with local club Salthill Knocknacarra.
The Duke and Duchess both tried their hand at the Gaelic football drills, but it is fair to say they showed more natural talent with the hurley in their hand.
They took part in a shooting practice routine, where they tossed the sliotar (ball) into the air and tried to hit it between the posts with the hurley.
Both Will and Kate were able to strike the ball through the posts with a little bit of practice.
Buladh bos to the Royal couple playing Gaelic football and hurling for the first time#RoyalVisitIreland pic.twitter.com/dkDId0NuUP
— Irish Foreign Ministry (@dfatirl) March 5, 2020
Earlier in the day, the royal couple had visited Tribeton, a fashionable restaurant in the city centre.
They then stopped off at Tig Coili pub where they met with local people who volunteer their time to promote the city of Galway.
At the Tig Coili pub in Galway, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge met local Galwegians who volunteer to promote the city and its people #RoyalVisitIreland pic.twitter.com/oidog4QswI
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) March 5, 2020
The Duke and Duchess were lucky enough to sit in on a jam session of traditional Irish music from a group of local performers.
Galway, the European City of Culture, was a suitable place for William and Kate to conclude their stay in Ireland.
They have sampled all sorts of traditional customs during their stay and seen some of the wonderful attractions that Ireland has to offer.
Upon their arrival in Dublin, the couple met with President Higgins and his wife, before sampling a pint of Guinness at the wold-famous Storehouse on James Street.
Duke and Duchess share jokes and stories at the Guinness Storehouse
Their second day saw them visit Co Meath and help with some local projects before taking an outdoor stroll and enjoying the beautiful scenery.
William and Kate want to return to Ireland to take their kids cycling
