Niall McEvoy cutting a crop of Westerwold for zero grazing and feeding to freshly calved cows on Jim Mulhall's dairy farm in Danville, Co Kilkenny. \ Philip Doyle
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Weather forecast
Thursday night will be cold with patchy frost in the east and north of the country, according to Met Éireann.
Temperatures will dip to as low as 0°C in some places but are expected to rise by dawn.
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Friday will be cold and breezy with some showers throughout the day. Rain will be heaviest in Atlantic coastal regions.
Top temperatures between 7°C and 9°C.
In the news
A no-deal Brexit could cost beef sector alone €700m, Irish Farmers Journal analysis reveals.
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Weather forecast
Thursday night will be cold with patchy frost in the east and north of the country, according to Met Éireann.
Temperatures will dip to as low as 0°C in some places but are expected to rise by dawn.
Friday will be cold and breezy with some showers throughout the day. Rain will be heaviest in Atlantic coastal regions.
Top temperatures between 7°C and 9°C.
In the news
A no-deal Brexit could cost beef sector alone €700m, Irish Farmers Journal analysis reveals.
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