Prince Charles will visit Northern Ireland's oldest peace and reconciliation centre later today concluding his visit to the region.
The daughter of Lord Mountbatten, who was killed by an IRA bomb in August 1979, has supported the Corrymeela Centre for years in its work with victims of violence on all sides of the Troubles.
The people of Mullaghmore want to put the past behind them and get on with their lives following Prince Charles' visit to the scene where his great uncle was killed by the IRA 35 years ago.
Accompanied by his wife Camilla, Charles stopped at the spot where Lord Mountbatten's boat was blown up, killing him in 1979.
He also met with the mother of Paul Maxwell, who died aged 15 in the blast while working on the boat as a summer job.
Charles and Camilla also attended a church service in memory of the victims of the bombing and those killed during the Northern Ireland troubles.
ITV News Royal Editor Tim Ewart reports:
Prince Charles will visit Northern Ireland's oldest peace and reconciliation centre later today concluding his visit to the region.
In an emotional tribute Prince Charles has spoken about the loss of his great-uncle Lord Mountbatten who was killed by the IRA.
The great-uncle of Prince Charles was killed along with his 14-year-old grandson and two others in an IRA bomb blast in August 1979.