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Irish summer weather set to continue all week - clear skies and high temperatures

Good weather spell set to last for the week


Dubliners enjoying the sun in St. Stephen's Green
Dubliners enjoying the sun in St. Stephen's Green
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Met Éireann, Ireland’s weather service, has predicted that the current warm spell will continue for the rest of the week.

On Sunday, temperatures reached almost 69.8 F (21°C) higher than Mediterranean countries like Greece or Tenerife. Yesterday the temperatures ranged from 60.8- 66.2 F (16-19°C). Tuesday is forecast to be a dry, warm and sunny day with temperatures reaching 66.2 F (19°C).

The weather will remain dry and settled through the midweek period, with warm days with good sunny spells. The highest temperatures are expected to be in the west and North West of the country.


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"'Dubliner's (sic) enjoying the sun in S[ain]t Stephen's Green." How do ya know they were Dubliners, Cathy? OK. OK. I know I'm being my characteristic pedantic little hair splitting self. But please allow me my indulgence. Your right, though! The weather for the last week has been absolutely glorious. Did my favourite Howth-Sutton and Bray-Greystones cliff walks more than once. Also, meditating in "the Green" (sic). And yes Murph46 - ya boy ya! - many fine things at large in Stephen's Green too. As the saying goes. Just because your on a diet doesn't mean you can't look at the menu.
We were in LaHinch and the weather was unseasonably warm and girls were on the jetties in various states of undress on their breaks.
Nice post bearo22013 what frickin planet are you on?
 




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