Parts of Galway, Mayo, Sligo and Donegal were hit with up to 60mm of heavy rain over the course of Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures were very mild throughout Sunday reaching 16 degrees Celsius,
The weather is set to continue broken and unsettled over the course of the week. However, temperatures are expected to drop towards the end of the week, being closer to four or five degrees Celsius.
For Sunday night, winds will gust up to gale force eight.
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Omagh
Twenty four hours of rain in Omagh left many acres of farmland under water around Omagh in Co Tyrone. Most dramatically effected were the fields and rugby pitches beside the mart where water levels were high enough to submerge perimeter fencing. The mart itself is on a higher site than the surrounding fields and not effected by the floods.
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Parts of Galway, Mayo, Sligo and Donegal were hit with up to 60mm of heavy rain over the course of Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures were very mild throughout Sunday reaching 16 degrees Celsius,
The weather is set to continue broken and unsettled over the course of the week. However, temperatures are expected to drop towards the end of the week, being closer to four or five degrees Celsius.
For Sunday night, winds will gust up to gale force eight.
Omagh
Twenty four hours of rain in Omagh left many acres of farmland under water around Omagh in Co Tyrone. Most dramatically effected were the fields and rugby pitches beside the mart where water levels were high enough to submerge perimeter fencing. The mart itself is on a higher site than the surrounding fields and not effected by the floods.
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If you have been affected by the intense rain, you can email your pictures to readerspics@farmersjournal.ie.
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