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County Roscommon topped the temperature table on Wednesday. Met Éireann's Mount Dillon's weather station recorded 25.1 degrees, the highest temperature in the…

July saw records broken in terms of highest temperatures reached in Ireland. Met Éireann reported heatwave conditions at 14 of its stations between Friday 16 and Sunday 25 July. Six stations had heatwaves lasting 10 consecutive days, and these included Athenry, Co Galway, and Ballyhaise, Co Cavan. The highest maximum temperature recorded was 30.8°C, the highest July temperature in the last 13 years, was recorded in Mount Dillon, Co Roscommon. Kerry experienced two tropical nights, where ni...

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According to Met Eireann, the highest temperatures were recorded today, Wednesday, July 14 th at Mount Dillon in Roscommon and The Phoenix Park in Dublin. Both recorded a temperature of 23C. Looking to the rest f the week it will be cloudy for the first half of the day on Thursday but sunny spells will develop as the day progresses. Highs of 20 to 23 degrees, cooler along coasts in light northwest winds High pressure will build over Ireland later this week and over the weekend bringing mostly d...

The weather in May this year saw a lot of low temperatures and a lot of rain

The first day of meteorological summer has brought more heat, ahead of a mixed week of weather. Recent sunshine has drawn the population outdoors, as the arrival of summer coincides with loosened Covid restrictions. Despite highs of 22 degrees forecast for today, Met Éireann said scattered showers will develop over the midlands later this afternoon, tracking westwards this evening, with some turning heavy. Swimmers take the plunge in the fine weather this afternoon at the Forty Foot in Dublin....

May 20, 2021 4:23 pm Local communities around the midlands are not benefitting from tangible results of the ‘Just Transition’, according to one senator. Eugene Murphy questioned the viability of the Just Transition programme, claiming that locals were not seeing the creation of sustainable employment. Murphy said that he had told the Taoiseach Micheál Martin at recent parliamentary party meetings that the region would not benefit “as anticipated”. The senator also said he had a recent ...