Meghan Markle channels 80's power dressing as she heads to to Dublin stadium

Meghan Markle, 36, and Prince Harry are in Dublin for a whistle-stop two-day tour.

The couple had a busy day yesterday, touring the city and attending a lavish summer party at the British Ambassador’s residence.

Despite sipping on champagne last night, Meghan was up early this morning to meet the Irish President, Michael Higgins.

After the meeting, which included meeting the President’s adorable Bernese Mountain Dog, Meghan made a quick change as she headed for Dublin’s Croke Park.

Home of Ireland’s biggest sporting organisation, the Gaelic Athletic Association, Meghan went for a more casual look than her previous formal mushroom grey dress.

The 36-year-old channeled 1980’s power dressing, wearing a structured black trouser suit.

With oversized shoulders accentuating her tiny frame, the black blazer was slightly cropped and featured sharp button detailing on the sleeves.

Under the blazer Meghan wore a simple white T-shirt, oozing effortless style.

To match, she opted for black cigarette trousers, slightly loose in their fit.

The trousers came to just above her ankles and featured a structured pleat down the centre.

Coming up to her waist, she cinched in her tiny figure even more with a slim black and gold belt.

The 36-year-old carried a small black leather clutch bag in her hand.

Despite the rain and going onto a grassy pitch, she finished her black look with a pair of shiny black leather pointed-toe stilettos.

She kept her makeup the same as her first morning engagement, but took her long dark hair down from its perfectly coiffed bun.

Floating in the wind she wore her glossy tresses loose and curly, falling down onto the oversized shoulders of her jacket.

Meghan and Harry made an appearance pitch side at the stadium, where they stood on the grass and watched a children’s lacrosse game.

Meghan’s more casual hair and outfit was a stark contrast to the ensemble she first appeared in this morning. 

Slightly depicting the grey morning, Meghan wore a mushroom grey long-sleeved dress that was tight at the top and had a floating skirt.

The dress came to just below her knee and featured a cascade detail, also featuring her favourite bateau neckline.

The dress appeared to be a long-sleeved version of the Roland Mouret’s fitted midnight blue dress she wore on the eve of her wedding as she arrived at Cliveden House.