Weather forecast

Any mist patches or low cloud will clear quickly on Monday morning to leave a dry and mostly sunny day.

Met Éireann has forecast for it to be a warm day, with top temperatures ranging 20°C to 24°C in mostly light, variable breezes.

Monday night will continue dry and clear. Temperatures will dip to 10°C to 12°C in light south to southeast winds.

In the news

  • The cost of storing SMP products in intervention in Ireland is almost €3m, with warehouses around the country storing it.
  • Some 66 people were arrested on Sunday by Europol as part of an ongoing investigation into the horsemeat scandal.
  • Regional veterinary labs are seeing a change in the leading cause of mastitis in milk samples submitted by farmers.
  • Over the weekend, the world’s largest meat processor, JBS, announced a Canadian subsidiary was to sell off assets, as the company tries to balance out its debt.

    • Coming up

  • The beef price gap between Irish and British steers widens.
  • We bring you the latest Bandon Mart prices.

    • What’s on today

    North Tipperary IFA executive meeting at 8.30pm at the Abbey Court Hotel.

    To find out more about events near you, visit our agri-events calendar.