Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were formally welcomed to Ireland by President Michael D. Higgins this morning.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited Áras an Uachtaráin on Wednesday morning, and as always, Meghan stunned with her outfit choice.
Meghan opted for a Roland Mouret dress, which featured her favourite boat neckline.
During their meeting, a reporter hilariously asked Harry if “football was coming home”, and he replied, “Most definitely.”
#MeghanMarkle is in Roland Mouret at the President ‘s residence in Ireland today #RoyalVisitIreland #PrinceHarry #DukeandDuchessofSussex pic.twitter.com/PfwXXwXBOe
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During their meeting, a reporter hilariously asked Harry if “football was coming home”, and he replied, “Most definitely.”
After signing the visitor’s book, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex rang the Peace Bell made to mark the 10th anniversary of the Belfast Agreement.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have met President Michal Higgins. Meghan in Roland Mouret. Asked if ‘football was coming home’ by a reporter, Harry replied ‘most definintely’. #RoyalVisitIreland #EnglandvsCroatia pic.twitter.com/IhRrGDQtYY
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex ring the Peace Bell made to mark the 10th anniversary of the Belfast Agreement #RoyalVisitIreland pic.twitter.com/QUFSte1xFT
— Rebecca English (@RE_DailyMail) July 11, 2018
The couple touched down in Dublin yesterday afternoon, and the pair were greeted by Taoiseach Leo Varadkar.
As always, Meghan looked stunning as she stepped off their plane in a forest green Givenchy dress.
After meeting Leo Varadkar, Meghan and Harry attended a summer garden party at the British Ambassador’s headquarters, where they met people from across Ireland’s arts, sports, military and social enterprise sectors.
After meeting President Higgins, the Royal couple will attend the Gaelic sports festival at Croke Park, which is the home of the Gaelic Athletic Association.
They will then travel to Trinity College, where they will see the Book of Kells, one of Ireland’s greatest cultural treasures.
The pair will then have a moment for reflection at the Famine Memorial, before visiting the Irish Emigration Museum.
The Duke and Duchess will also learn more about the bright future of Ireland by paying a visit to DogPatch Labs, a co-working space for technology start-ups.
Here, Harry and Meghan will meet children and young people taking part in free coding workshops, and will also have the opportunity to talk to female tech entrepreneurs.
Wasting no time, the couple will jet back to the UK on Wednesday night, so people will get another chance to see them at Dublin airport.
