Frost will clear on Friday morning, but mist and fog may linger for a time in the midlands, Met Éireann has said.
It is forecast to be dry with bright spells but cloud will increase from the south during the day and rain will reach the south coast by early afternoon.
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This rain will extend northwards during the evening but looks set to stay dry in northern counties until after dark.
Top temperatures will reach 7-9°C in light to moderate easterly winds at first which will freshen as the rain spreads northwards.
Two French nationals and two Dutch citizens face trial for fraud in connection with the mislabelling of horsemeat as beef in 2013.
Electronic identification (EID) tag readers and EID software packages for sheep tagging have been added to the list of items available for grant-aid under the TAMS II scheme.
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Weather forecast
Frost will clear on Friday morning, but mist and fog may linger for a time in the midlands, Met Éireann has said.
It is forecast to be dry with bright spells but cloud will increase from the south during the day and rain will reach the south coast by early afternoon.
This rain will extend northwards during the evening but looks set to stay dry in northern counties until after dark.
Top temperatures will reach 7-9°C in light to moderate easterly winds at first which will freshen as the rain spreads northwards.
Two French nationals and two Dutch citizens face trial for fraud in connection with the mislabelling of horsemeat as beef in 2013.
Electronic identification (EID) tag readers and EID software packages for sheep tagging have been added to the list of items available for grant-aid under the TAMS II scheme.
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