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Meghan and Harry on walkabout at Trinity College this afternoon. Source: Gerry Mooney/PA Wire/PA Images PRINCE HARRY, PRESUMABLY, has no overarching interest in meteorology. Nevertheless, the recently-minted Duke of Sussex may have been exposed to several hundred conversations about the weather during his brief Irish sojourn. Harry and the duchess formerly known as Meghan Markle are jetting home this evening after a little over 24 hours in Dublin. The visit, their first official diplomatic engagement since they tied the knot back in May, took place at the request of the UK government and comes, of course, against a backdrop of uncertainty and concern over Brexit.
Their exercise in soft diplomacy essentially amounted to a custom version of a ‘highlights of Dublin’ city break trip as they took in sights like the Book of Kells, the Phoenix Park and the GAA Museum at Croke Park – engaging in small talk with half the city along the way. The Prince and the Taoiseach discussed the scorched grass of Government Buildings and the ongoing drought ahead of their one-on-one meeting last night, for instance. And this afternoon the weather was still a favourite topic at Trinity College, where a crowd turned out for the first main public event of the whistle-stop royal visit. “You must have brought the weather with you,” one well-wisher observed, in the aftermath of a brief rain shower. A Trinity staff member who met the couple said they had also briefly discussed the recent dry spell. Around a thousand people gathered at Trinity – some from as early as 9am – to try and catch a glimpse of the couple, including a large number of tourists and college staff. There were some hardcore royalwatchers amongst them – and plenty of locals who said they had just showed up out of curiosity.
Two German tourists who spoke to TheJournal.ie said they had no idea there were VIP guests in town and that they had only wanted to visit the library. The famous Trinity library was closed to the public for the duration of the visit. The Germans said that, on balance, they would have preferred if the royals weren’t here and the library was open. Embed this post To embed this post, copy the code below on your site 600px wide 400px wide 300px wide. 
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