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10th May 2019
08:54am BST

"Saturday night will continue mainly dry and the light northerly winds will become variable in direction for a time before becoming light southerly."
"Temperatures will fall to 1 degree in Ulster where a grass frost will form but elsewhere temperatures will be closer to 3 or 4 degrees with just high cloud."
"Sunday and the early days of next week sees mainly dry and sunny weather developing as high pressure settles over Ireland. There'll be high cloud at times making the sun appear hazy."
"Mainly light, occasionally moderate southerly winds will dominate and temperatures will range between 13 or 14 degrees along the east coast and through southern Munster, temperatures elsewhere will reach between 15 and 18 degrees most days, possibly higher in northern Connacht at times. Nights will be dry too with temperatures of 7 or 8 degrees generally."
"The current indications suggest the settled spell will continue through the extended outlook period."
Met Eireann better be right about this one.