Putting the Cap on the Royal Visit as MHR met HRH

MRH greets HRH. Michael Healy Rae making a promise to post a couple of caps to Buckingham Palace during his meet and greet with Prince Harry in Dublin this week.

When MHR met HRH in Dublin on Wednesday protocol was brushed aside and there was a down to earth discussion on head-gear. There will be a follow-up between Kilgarvan Post Office and Buckingham Palace.

And the upshot of the chat is that a cap or two – new ones – will be posted in Kilgarvan to Buckingham Palace as soon they can be acquired by the Kilgarvan Post Master himself.

Meet and Greet

“Yesterday evening I met with Prince Harry and Megan Markle at the British Ambassadors home in Dublin, said Michael Healy Rae, TD.
“During the meet and greet Prince Harry said he liked my cap and would it be possible to send him one to Buckingham Palace and that is the moment captured in the photograph here,” said Mr. Healy Rae.

Taoiseach and President

The royal couple were on a two-day visit to Dublin where they were greeted by Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and visited President Michael D Higgins in Áras an Uachtaráin.

The prince said that they were please to make Ireland their first international visit together as a married couple and he hoped that it would be the first of many.

Put the Cap on It

The visit was a great success by all accounts and, to put the cap on it, the newly weds ran into Michael Healy Rae and the caps are on their way to the palace.

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