The Princess of Wales has joined the Irish Guards for their annual St Patrick's Day parade to hand out the traditional spigs of shamrock after missing the event last year due to her cancer diagnosis ...

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, is taking part in the Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day celebrations after she was unable to attend last year due to her cancer diagnosis ...

The Princess of Wales, who is Colonel of the Irish Guards, was forced to miss the event last year as she was recovering from abdominal surgery and waiting for the results of her cancer tests ...

Eddie Mulholland - WPA Pool/Getty Kate Middleton kept the celebrations going for the Irish Guards after attending the regiment's St. Patrick's Day parade. On March 17, the Princess of Wales and ...

Kate finished the letter by handwriting the Irish Guards' motto Quis Separabit, which means 'Who shall separate us?' and signed it 'Colonel Catherine'.

Kate Middleton kept the celebrations going for the Irish Guards after attending the regiment's St. Patrick's Day parade. On March 17, the Princess of Wales and honorary Colonel of the Irish Guards ...

The Princess of Wales attended the Irish Guards’ St Patrick’s Day parade in a solo engagement on Monday. Credit: PA The Princess of Wales has arrived at Wellington Barracks in London to take ...

Please send my very best wishes and good luck to all involved." Kate finished the letter by handwriting the Irish Guards' motto Quis Separabit, which means 'Who shall separate us?' and signed it ...

Princess Kate Middleton made a public appearance to visit the Irish Guards today ahead of the annual St Patrick’s Day Parade. The Princess of Wales is honorary colonel of the regiment ...

She also awarded long service and good conduct medals to two soldiers during a ceremony in the officers’ mess.

Kate Middleton, who is colonel of the Irish Guards, has attended the annual St Patrick's Day parade in London this morning, after missing the event last year ...