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Both Ireland and Northern Ireland had record-breaking weather in 2023.

Climate change projections indicate Ireland will get warmer. Met Eireann's annual statement has confirmed 2023 as the warmest year on record.

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Keith Lambkin, Head of Climate Services at Met Éireann said these record-breaking extremes “have knock-on consequences to much of society”.

Warmer temperatures bring opportunities for Irish agriculture, such as a longer growing season, but comes with increased periods and frequency of drought and the potential for new parasites, Met Éireann has said.

Met Éireann has predicted that 2023 will be Ireland's hottest ever year while certain months have also been the wettest on record.

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