On July 23, 2026, Princess Anne visited County Fermanagh to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Air Training Corps. The Princess first visited St Tighernach’s Church of Ireland and Sacred Heart Church, where 86 airmen who died during the Second World War are laid to rest. She also planted an Irish yew tree during her visit to the Castle Archdale Museum.
The Princess was welcomed by Mr Conaire McNeary, Warden of Castle Archdale Museum, who provided an overview of the former RAF station, the NIEA’s work today, and the current Castle Archdale at War exhibition. Castle Archdale Country Park is one of the most significant Second World War heritage sites in Northern Ireland.
P. Anne’s pearl necklace, earrings and brooch are all lovely. I suspect she is wearing those black loafers because she was planting that tree, however, her blazer looks both a tad big ….sleeves are long and looks a bit dated. I love this blue colour , turquoise, for the summer and the shirt looks interesting, covered buttons, cute collar. The matching pleated skirt looks good as well. The blazer is just ill suited to the look of the skirt suit. Another colour and a more fitted blazer would have improved the entire presentation. A miss!
ردحذفThis outfit looks so interesting. I'm wondering what the dress underneath looks like without the jacket, the style and fit ? I like the jacket, at first I thought it may be a bit big for the Princess but then again in the last photo, buttoned up it appears okay. Love, love! the diamond and pearl brooch, what a beauty! Her pearl necklace another lovely addition. Love the color of her outfit, sublime. Wonerful to see her, she is marvelous!
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