Weather forecast
Met Éireann is forecasting a dry day, with sunny spells in most areas at first, with just a few showers in the west and northwest.
Cloud will increase by afternoon and a few further showers will develop elsewhere.
By evening, patchy rain will push in along the southeast coast.
Top temperatures will range from 14°C to 18°C in moderate to fresh northerly winds, strong at times along coasts.
In the news
The controversial suggestion that Ireland make beef supply reduction a condition of the €100m Brexit beef support was not part of the Government's submission to the EU.Bord Bia's trade mission to Japan and South Korea has kicked off in Tokyo – watch the videos.Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has written to EU Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan to raise concerns over further beef access in a potential Mercosur trade deal.There have been suggestions that Joe Healy's term as IFA president should be extended.A new study suggests that climate change already affects global crop yields.Coming up this Tuesday
The latest from the BETTER farm programme.Grain markets update.Animal health tips from vet Tommy Heffernan.The latest mart prices.
Weather forecast
Met Éireann is forecasting a dry day, with sunny spells in most areas at first, with just a few showers in the west and northwest.
Cloud will increase by afternoon and a few further showers will develop elsewhere.
By evening, patchy rain will push in along the southeast coast.
Top temperatures will range from 14°C to 18°C in moderate to fresh northerly winds, strong at times along coasts.
In the news
The controversial suggestion that Ireland make beef supply reduction a condition of the €100m Brexit beef support was not part of the Government's submission to the EU.Bord Bia's trade mission to Japan and South Korea has kicked off in Tokyo – watch the videos.Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed has written to EU Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan to raise concerns over further beef access in a potential Mercosur trade deal.There have been suggestions that Joe Healy's term as IFA president should be extended.A new study suggests that climate change already affects global crop yields.Coming up this Tuesday
The latest from the BETTER farm programme.Grain markets update.Animal health tips from vet Tommy Heffernan.The latest mart prices. 
This is a subscriber-only article
SHARING OPTIONS: