Irish Farmers Journal breakfast news: fires at milk plants and Angus All-Ireland
Good morning. In the news today: fires at two dairy processing plants, the Angus All-Ireland champion title goes to Cork and farm property among stolen items recovered by Gardaí in Co Meath.
All-Ireland Aberdeen Angus champion Wedderlie Black Box with owners Albert and Jennifer DeCogan and sponsor Mark O'Rourke (Univet).
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Weather forecast
It will be close and very humid today. A misty, cloudy start, with patches of drizzle and fog, but these will become confined to parts of the southwest and south coasts this morning. Some hazy sunshine will develop, but the drizzle and fog will become more widespread over Connacht and parts of Munster this afternoon and evening.
Top temperatures 18°C to 24°C.
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It will stay close and very humid tonight. It will also be misty and mostly cloudy, with drizzle and fog becoming fairly widespread. Some persistent rain too, mainly in Atlantic coastal counties. Lowest temperatures 15°C to 18°C.
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Good morning. In the news today: fires at two dairy processing plants, the Angus All-Ireland champion title goes to Cork and farm property among stolen items recovered by Gardaí in Co Meath.
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Weather forecast
It will be close and very humid today. A misty, cloudy start, with patches of drizzle and fog, but these will become confined to parts of the southwest and south coasts this morning. Some hazy sunshine will develop, but the drizzle and fog will become more widespread over Connacht and parts of Munster this afternoon and evening.
Top temperatures 18°C to 24°C.
It will stay close and very humid tonight. It will also be misty and mostly cloudy, with drizzle and fog becoming fairly widespread. Some persistent rain too, mainly in Atlantic coastal counties. Lowest temperatures 15°C to 18°C.
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