English Market inspires menu fit for future king

The Rebel city has done royal visits before. But for Patsy Flynn and his wife, Kathy, it was their first.

English Market inspires menu fit for future king
Fri, 15 Jun, 2018 - 01:00
Eoin English

They were among several relatives of Irish Naval Service personnel who are currently serving on the LÉ Samuel Beckett in the Mediterranean who spoke to Prince Charles during his visit to Haulbowline yesterday.

Their son, Podge, 41, is a chef on board. They admitted that beforehand, they weren’t quite sure what to expect during their meeting.

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