While the Dutch royal has yet to receive or read the book, he indicated that people should be grateful to her for shining a light on issues in the health system.The ministers will lead an economic mission to Ireland to focus on the Brexit-critical maritime infrastructure and port development sectors.The royal visit will commence in June 12th with a tree planting ceremony in Áras an Uachtaráin, followed by the laying of a wreath in the Garden of Remembrance. He is also aware that Peter Cluskey, Ms Cullen’s widower, has passed a book on her life to president Higgins. The King indicated that he had watched numerous Dutch television reports about her case. She died in the Netherlands last year from cancer, which followed a misdiagnosis of her condition.
The Cork portion of the visit is themed on the development of port infrastructure and the maritime economy.They will also visit Crosshaven in West Cork to discuss volunteer initiatives, with the trip incorporating a visit Camden Fort Meagher. The royals will then take a boat to Cobh. Later, the royals will host a reception for Dutch expats living in Ireland in the Kings Inns in the north inner city.King Willem-Alexander will then meet the Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, and will be present the signing of a double-taxation treaty between the two Governments, focused on tackling tax avoidance and on avoiding double taxation of income and capital gains tax.The royals will also attend a function on the second day in the National Botanical Gardens, before hosting a Dutch national dance theatre performance by NDT in the Bord Gáis Energy theatre.The third day of the visit will take place in Cork, where King Willem-Alexander will meet the city’s lord mayor at city hall.
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