Harry and Megan arrive in Dublin for their first visit abroad since their marriage

British Prince Harry and his wife Megan Markle arrived in Dublin on Tuesday for their first visit abroad since their wedding in May. Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Twitter: "We are delighted to receive Duke and Duke of Sussex at Government House at the beginning of their two-day visit to Ireland", referring to the title won by Prince Harry and the Former Hollywood actress after their wedding.

Megan wore a dark green dress from Givenchy, apparently chosen by the Irish flag, while Prince Harry wore a dark sweater and green tie and met Faradkar shortly after arriving at Dublin Airport.

The two men are scheduled to attend Tuesday an official ceremony at the residence of the British ambassador in the south of the city, where they will meet personalities from the artistic, sports, military and social institutions of Ireland.

The two men will visit some of the city's major cultural sites, including Trinity College, the oldest university in Ireland, and Crock Park, where British troops have been bombarding the crowd for a century.

The British royal family has played an important role in the development of Anglo-Irish relations over the last few years, especially when Queen Elizabeth the Prince was the first visit of a British monarch since the 39th century. independence of Ireland in 1921

. The couple is scheduled to meet with Irish President Michael D. Higgins on Wednesday before visiting a monument to the victims of the Great Famine in the fourth decade of the last century and a center for new technology companies.