The first day of the 2019 National Ploughing Championships is forecast to be a dry and bright day.
Early morning mist and fog is to clear on Tuesday, with good spells of autumn sunshine developing by mid-morning.
Warm
For the Ploughing site itself in Balintrane, Fenagh, Co Carlow, temperatures are set to hit 18°C, according to Met Éireann.
Last week, the Irish Farmers Journal asked Met Éireann forecaster John Eagleton what the weather would be like for the 2019 event. Eagleton said it was set to be dry and bright.
"If the weather could be ordered, this is what it would be," he said.
For anyone heading to Carlow for this year’s Ploughing, you can find directions to the site from wherever you are in the country by clicking here.
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The first day of the 2019 National Ploughing Championships is forecast to be a dry and bright day.
Early morning mist and fog is to clear on Tuesday, with good spells of autumn sunshine developing by mid-morning.
Warm
For the Ploughing site itself in Balintrane, Fenagh, Co Carlow, temperatures are set to hit 18°C, according to Met Éireann.
Last week, the Irish Farmers Journal asked Met Éireann forecaster John Eagleton what the weather would be like for the 2019 event. Eagleton said it was set to be dry and bright.
"If the weather could be ordered, this is what it would be," he said.
For anyone heading to Carlow for this year’s Ploughing, you can find directions to the site from wherever you are in the country by clicking here.
Read more
Directions to the ploughing: the most efficient routes
Séan Tracey: Ploughing home turf
Your definitive list of ploughing match classes, days and competitors
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