Prince Harry and Meghan Markle in Dublin: Here's how you can see the Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their Irish visit

Royal fever has gripped Dublin as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle touched down on Irish soil yesterday.

There has already been a great response to their visit, with many well-known Irish faces meeting the newlyweds including Brian O'Driscoll and Ibrahim Halawa.

Today, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be attending events around the capital, giving the public a chance to see them in person for the first time.

There will be two opportunities to see the Royal couple in the capital today:

Trinity College

The Royal couple will be at Trinity College late morning. Entrance to Trinity will be from the Nassau Street entrance at 10am.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attend a Summer Party at the British Ambassador's residence at Glencairn House, during a visit to Dublin, Ireland (Brian Lawless/PA Wire)

CHQ Building

Harry and Meghan will be attending engagements at the CHQ Building in the afternoon, after which there be a short walkabout in the space outside the entrance to CHQ/EPIC - The Irish Emigration Museum.

Access to the engagement opens at 12.00 noon across from the Harbourmaster Public House on Mayor Street.

The CHQ walkabout will include entertainment provided by students from the British and Irish Institute of Music including from the Liber8 Music Project for 14-16 year olds in Dublin 8 area.

If you're planning on attending either venue, there are some guidelines.

According to British Embassy: "Space is limited at both engagements and numbers will be admitted on a first come first serve basis.

"People attending are advised that may be standing outside for some time so should bring water and sunscreen/wet weather clothing.

"Gardaí advise that there will be security checks and that people should come with minimal personal items to ensure ease of access."