Queen visits Game of Thrones set in Belfast
The Queen has met cast members from hit show Game of Thrones on a visit to the set in Belfast. Earlier Her Majesty visited the notorious Crumlin Road Gaol with Northern Irish leaders.
The Queen has met cast members from hit show Game of Thrones on a visit to the set in Belfast. Earlier Her Majesty visited the notorious Crumlin Road Gaol with Northern Irish leaders.
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will visit one of the few thrones in the British Isles that does not belong to them - by taking a tour of the Game of Thrones set in east Belfast.
Game of Thrones follows the epic battle for the Iron Throne, as north fights south in a dynastic civil war based on the Wars of the Roses.
The Royal Couple will tour the Painthall studios in the city's regenerated docklands where much of the popular HBO series is filmed.
Northern Ireland is fast developing an international reputation as a leading filming destination, with the powersharing administration at Stormont offering attractive incentives to producers to film in the region.
Game Of Thrones is estimated to be the biggest TV production in Europe and its first four seasons have been credited with bringing a direct economic benefit of £82 million to Northern Ireland, creating the equivalent of more than 900 full-time and 5,700 part-time jobs.
A cheeky young lad from Northern Ireland grabbed a selfie with the Queen today on her visit to St George's Market in Belfast.
The Queen and Prince Philip met cast members on the set of hit show Game of Thrones today, during their Royal visit to Northern Ireland.
Former inmates Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness will show the Queen the notorious Crumlin Road Goal.