The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge managed to squeeze a huge amount of activities into their three day visit to Ireland.
One of the things they had in their schedule was a walk of Howth hill to hear more about example of bio-diversity in the area.
Luckily they had blue skies and lots of sunshine for their walk and yesterday they shared a beautiful snap of them their on the official Kensington Royal Instagram page accompanied with the caption;
“Go raibh míle maith agaibh, a chairde go léir in Éirinn 🇮🇪🇬🇧 Thank you to all the wonderful people we met in Ireland!”
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited various locations across the Emerald Isle, starting their tour in Dublin with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, Temple Bar and the mental health charity Jigsaw.
The royal couple then made their way to Kildare, before stretching their legs on Howth Cliff and even visiting a local Londis.
The Cambridge’s closed their tour with a trip to Galway city, where hundreds of well-wishers greeted them on Galway’s Shop Street.
The pair visited Galway’s Tribeton and were briefed on the city’s designation as European Capital of Culture for 2020.
They also travelled to a local pub, Tig Coili, where Prince William and Kate met with volunteers whose mission is to promote the beloved city.
The Duchess of Cambridge stunned in a green polka-dot dress by British designer Suzannah Crabb, paired with a contrasting black belt.
In a video taken by a waiting fan, the duchess can be heard saying, “The music and the vibe here is so fun!”
Kate also told the crowd that she would love to return to Ireland “with the kids next time.”
The Cambridge’s have three children – Prince George (6) Princess Charlotte (4) and Prince Louis (1).
We’re glad they enjoyed their trip!
