Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess of Norway were all smiles as they concluded their visit to the exquisite Adare Manor in Limerick. The royal couple expressed their profound satisfaction with the warm and hospitable reception they received from all strata of society during their stay.

Their Royal Highnesses embarked on a delightful motor car journey to Limerick, where they were warmly welcomed by the locals. The city residents went above and beyond to ensure the royal couple experienced the best of Irish hospitality.

At Adare Manor, the Prince and Princess were treated to luxurious accommodations and immersed themselves in the charm of the picturesque estate. The scenic beauty of Adare Manor, coupled with the heartfelt welcome extended by its staff and residents, left a lasting impression on the royal visitors.

In their explorations, the esteemed guests ventured into Limerick, where they spent several hours acquainting themselves with the city’s vibrant culture and history. The city’s historical significance and modern vibrancy left the royal couple captivated.

Amidst their visit, news has emerged of the Prince and Princess’s intent to partake in the Garry Owen fete, a local charity event benefiting Barrington’s Hospital. The announcement has excited the people of Limerick, who eagerly await the royal presence at the fundraising extravaganza.

As the Prince and Princess Gustavus Adolphus and Norway continue their tour of Ireland, the warm memories of their stay at Adare Manor and the heartwarming reception from the people of Limerick will undoubtedly remain etched in their hearts. The royal visit has not only strengthened diplomatic ties but also fostered a deeper bond between the Norwegian royals and the people of Ireland.

Manchester Courier – Friday 23 June 1905