Met Éireann

Eastern regions will benefit from an occasion moderate breeze during the warm spell

Met Éireann said temperatures will reach 24 degrees

Sunshine set to return with temperatures of 18 to 23 degrees on Tuesday

Met Éireann predicts mixed weather for start of this week

Met Éireann forecasts showery rain to arrive on Sunday and Monday, but sunshine likely to return

Met Éireann forecasts temperatures up to 19 degrees in parts of the country

Met Éireann says plenty of sunshine in store for the rest of the week, with warmest temperatures in the south and west

Drought risk rising as most places in Ireland see no rain since April 27th with none on the horizon

Met Éireann forecasts highs of up to 18 degrees, above the 15 degree average for this time of year

Met Éireann forecasts dry conditions to remain

Met Éireann forecasts dry and bright conditions for the week ahead

Met Éireann forecasts that cloud will push south, bringing sunshine throughout Saturday afternoon

Temperature records broken across country on Wednesday

Met Éireann predicts high pressure will stay in charge of the weather for the next week

Warm day across State saw 17 local records fall

Bank holiday weekend set to see still ‘pleasant’ conditions

There will be a wet start on Friday across the country

RTÉ forecaster Joanna Donnelly recently said that many in society don’t like smart women

Commuters warned of significant disruption to public transport services as Easter weekend exodus gets underway

Met Éireann says Good Friday will kick off a dull and damp weekend

Mixed conditions forecast for the Easter bank holiday weekend

Low pressure will bring further showers or longer spells of rain at times

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Met Éireann says it will be cooler at night with mist and fog clearing each morning

Clear blue skies will mean cooler nights

Proposals follow Storm Éowyn, which left 760,000 homes without power and some customers waiting weeks for restoration

Sunny and warm days with light winds predicted in short and longer-term forecasts

Dublin and the rest of the country looks set for plenty of sunshine throughout week, according to Met Éireann

Largely dry conditions due in the week ahead

Forecaster says occasional showers are expected in the coming days but overall plenty of dry weather

One person claimed it was like Covid ‘lockdown’ all over again during the January stormStorm complaints

Warning runs from this afternoon until 2pm tomorrow

Payments totalling €3.8 million after in 2023 Storm Babet next highest sum after an extreme weather event

A brisk, easterly breeze will make St Patrick’s Day feel cold

Little rain forecast for coming days but any that falls overnight could land as sleet or snow

Met Éireann said that the high pressure will bring plenty of dry weather overall, with a small sprinkling of rain

Storm Éowyn brought hurricane-force winds while temperatures in December and February were above average

Average February temperatures rose as Gale Force winds hit

Cold night on Saturday will give way to settled weather for most of the country early next week

Wind warning in place for five counties in northwest