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Meghan and Harry arrived at the British Ambassador’s residence in Glencairn House holding hands and looking as loved up as ever.
In one picture from this evening’s event, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex looked at each other lovingly and gazed into each other’s eyes, both with cheeky smiles on their faces.
The pair were photgraphed giving a toast at the party with a Union Jack flag blowing behind them.
The royal couple have been repeatedly pictured enjoying each other’s company since their fairytale wedding in Windsor on May 19.
Meghan looked dazzling as she arrived in a stunning Emilia Winstead black dress and stepped out holding hands with a beaming Prince Harry.
Meghan looked at ease with her first engagement with her husband – proving that her royal training schedule under the watchful eye of the Queen was paying off.
The new Duchess was pictured meeting Irish writer, academic and broadcaster Sinead Burke while at the evening summer party at the British Ambassador’s residence at Glencairn House.
Meanwhille, the Duke of Sussex met Irish rugby legend Brian O’Driscoll.
It’s the second outfit change for the Duchess in a single day. Meghan Markle wore a knee-length forest green Givenchy skirt and blouse as Prince Harry wore a classic suit earlier in the day.
The pair met the Taoiseach of Ireland Leo Varadkar as they arrived at Government Buildings in Dublin.
Later Ireland’s Taoiseach Leo Varadkar rolled out the red carpet for the duke and duchess at Dublin’s Government Buildings when he officially welcomed the couple to his country.
Meghan’s earring appeared to be inspired by Celtic imagery from designer Vanessa Tugendhaft.
The couple looked loved up a day previous on Monday, when they attended a fly-past marking the centenary of the British Royal Air Force.
Prince Harry, who served in the British military for a decade, wore a uniform for the official event, while Meghan looked elegant in a navy Dior dress and matching hat by royal milliner Stephen Jones.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were clearly very affectionate with each other and shared some private jokes as they joined the rest of the royal family in honouring their 100-year association with the air force.
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