Conor visited St Michael"s School where he met with headteacher Anthony Evans and Maggie the school dog. Conor was invited to take part in a question and answer session with pupils.
Conor, representing HM Government, lays a wreath at the War Memorial in Enniskillen, alongside the Taoiseach Micheál Martin, on the 34th anniversary of the bombing in the town.
For the first time since 2008 Conor was unable to be in Bournemouth for Remembrance Sunday as he was required to represent the government in Northern Ireland at Enniskillen, He laid a wreath earlier in the week at the War Memorial in Bournemouth Gardens to pay his respects to the fallen.
Conor with Mark Cribb, the owner of Urban Garden and the Urban group of restaurants. Mark showed Conor what improvements he has made to his terraces which overlook Bournemouth Gardens. Conor also discussed with Mark, the challenges he has in running his chain of restaurants in Bournemouth.
Conor visited Bournemouth and Poole College to thank the College Principal and Chief Executive Diane Grannell who retires from her post at the end of this term. They discussed the challenges further education colleges have been facing and recent developments made at the college.
Conor called in on Parma Pizza in Kinson where he met proprietor Nico who was not only passionate about pizza but very keen to become more involved in the local community in Kinson.
Conor, who is a Patron of Fernheath Play, was delighted to meet some of the children who were keen to know if he knew Boris, had met the Queen and if he lived in a castle.
Conor called at Treble's the butcher in Westbourne to discuss if they had any problems with suppliers given the coverage in the media. The butcher said he had no supply problems and took Conor's Christmas order.
