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For the final event of the royal visit to Ireland, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge stopped by the GAA club in Galway to learn all about the sports the association supports.
The couple showed their competitive side and had a go Hurling - an outdoor team game of ancient Gaelic Irish origin, and one of Ireland national sports.
KATE'S OUTFIT
TOP: NEW! Really Wild Coral Cashmere Mix Cable Crew Sweater (£225). This is a style she also own in a red colourway.
SHOES: New Balance x Sweaty Betty Vazee Exclusive Sneakers (repeat). 
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge kicked off Day 2 of their Royal Visit to Ireland with a visit to Jigsaw, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health in Ireland.
The charity provides vital support to young people across a range of one-to-one, community, school and online services.
© British Embassy Dublin
From there, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge headed to County Kildare where they visited Savannah House.
It’s run by social justice charity, Extern, which offers support to vulnerable young people and their families with the aim of changing lives and giving them key life skills.
For this morning's engagements, Kate brought back the Reiss 'Olivia' coat from her pre-engagement wardrobe. The white double-breasted wool coat was first seen in 2007 and was worn numerous times before the Duchess married. 
Below is a photo of Kate wearing the coat on April 11, 2008 when she accompanied Prince William at the Central Flying School to watch him receive his RAF wings in a graduation ceremony at RAF Cranwell.
Beneath the coat, Kate wore her Equipment Slim Signature Polka-Dot Silk Shirt. The Duchess teamed the blouse with a new pair of Zara Premium The High Waist Jeans in Revolve Black (US$49.99). Today she debuted a new pair of black suede ankle boots. They are the 'Date Night' style by Russell & Bromley (£225) featuring a block heel. ID by @MiddletonMaven. 
Also new were a pair of earrings - the Daniella Draper Mini Cupid Hoops With Baby Shamrock Charms. ID by @mari_who and @_ladyvalerie_.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge capped off their second day of Royal Visit Ireland with a reception in Dublin hosted by the acting Tanaiste, Simon Coveney.
Kate wore a vintage pink polka-dot Oscar de La Renta dress with a ruffled neckline and black velvet waistband for the function at the city's Museum of Literature. 
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Her accessories included the black Jimmy Choo 'Celeste' Velvet Clutch and the designer's 'Romy 100' Black Velvet Pumps.
The Duchess debuted Accessorize Twisted Circle Drop Earrings (£5.00). These these elegant gold-tone earrings feature a hoop drop pendant with a textured, twisted surface. ID by @replicateroyals.
Kate sports heritage style for visit to Teagasc Research Farm on Day 2 of Royal Visit Ireland4/3/2020
In the afternoon on Day 2 of Royal Visit Ireland, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited Teagasc Research Farm in County Meath to hear about their pioneering research to promote sustainable farming across Ireland.
© Kensington Palace
KATE'S OUTFIT
BLOUSE: NEW! Barbour by Alexa Chung 'Bella' Check Shirt (£99). ID by @Japanese_Ginger. 
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge arrived at Dublin Airport this afternoon for a three-day royal visit to the Republic of Ireland.
© Kensington Palace
William and Kate then headed to Áras an Uachtaráin for an official welcome to Ireland from President Michael D. Higgins and Mrs Higgins.
... and from Bród the Bernese Mountain Dog! Following the meeting, the Duke and Duchess had a moment of reflection at the Garden of Remembrance in Dublin city centre, which is dedicated to those who gave their lives for Irish independence. 
© Kensington Palace
The royal couple then rang the Peace Bell which hangs from a central piece of oak, supported by two oak trunks - one from Co. Antrim and one from Co. Dublin - symbolising peace and reconciliation.
© British Embassy Dublin
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge concluded their daytime engagements at Government Buildings where they were received by the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Leo Varadkar and his partner Matthew Barrett.
© British Embassy Dublin
Later this evening, William and Kate will attend a reception at Guinness Storehouse’s Gravity Bar hosted by the British Ambassador to Ireland.
KATE'S OUTFIT
COAT: NEW! Custom forest green Catherine Walker double-breasted coat.
A closer look at the bodice and buttons.
Kate had the original crystal buttons replaced to match the buttons on the Catherine Walker coat.
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