Queen Camilla beams as she cuts cake for children at local library while King Charles meets with business representatives in Banbridge - during couple's third day in Northern Ireland

The King and Queen appeared to be in high spirits as they took on their third day of engagements in Northern Ireland this morning. The royal couple beamed as they explored the town of Banbridge - with Charles, 76, meeting local business representatives while his wife joined children from the area for a reading at the library, and dished out some cake. The royal couple beamed as they explored the town of Banbridge - with Charles, 76, meeting local business representatives while his wife joined children from the area for a reading at the library, and dished out some cake She joined a group of children in the kids' area for a reading of Peanut Gets His Sparkle Back by local author Kate Russell, who was also in attendance The King and Queen appeared to be in high spirits as they took on their third day of engagements in Northern Ireland this morning The group were commemorating a 'Love your Library' day, which saw the Queen - a know lover of reading - talk to those in attendance about their favourite books. Her make-up was effortlessly sophisticated, with dark mascara and pink lipstick, while the royal kept the accessories minimal and elegant They were then seen amid crowds of wellwishers sporting Union Jacks while enjoying a walkabout King Charles pictured chatting with members of the public during a walkabout in Northern Ireland Camilla was effortlessly elegant in some leather gloves as she enjoyed the walkabout this afternoon A beaming Camilla spoke to children holding Union Jacks during the walkabout on Friday afternoon Charles was dapper in a charcoal grey suit, sporting a pink handkerchief - which he topped with a brown coat Elsewhere, Charles was dapper in a charcoal grey suit, sporting a pink handkerchief. Meanwhile, the Queen, 77, took in the service's offered by Libraries Northern Ireland as she visited Banbridge Library Since opening in 1979, the library has been a 'vital resource for the people of Banbridge, providing access to books, information, and a welcoming space for learning and connection' She joined a group of children in the kids' area for a reading of Peanut Gets His Sparkle Back by local author Kate Russell, who was also in attendance - and then cut some cake Camilla pictured enjoying her visit to the library this afternoon, as she chatted with other attendees The royal beamed as she greeted local residents during her visit to the library in Banbridge today Camilla chatted to residents about local community initiatives offered in the library during her visit She also took part in a 'Craft and Chatter Group', which discussed how communal activities can help tackle loneliness The monarch was pictured smiling as he met with people at the Old Town Hall, including individuals from the creative industries - including some of those involved in the Game of Thrones studio tour available nearby, as well as staff from the Southern Regional College and Total Hockey The venue is also home to a recently opened Community Advice Centre which provides free, confidential information and advice to support residents living in the Borough Charles was seen listening attentively as he shook hands with attendees, and it is understood that Camilla will have the opportunity to speak to staff who deliver these services and understand the importance of the centre to the local community Charles visited the Old Town Hall to celebrate the local businesses, heritage, arts and culture during an official visit to Northern Ireland The two were pictured arriving at Commercial Court located in the heart of Belfast, where seen romantically ambling along the historic cobbled alleyway.