Weather forecast
Tonight will become quite windy, with freshening southerly breezes.
It will be predominantly dry, but there will be a few patches of rain and drizzle about.
Minimum temperatures of 5°C to 9°C, according to Met Éireann.
Tuesday will see a dry day in many central and eastern counties.
Rain will extend across most of Munster and Connacht by the afternoon.
Rain will then gradually spread eastwards during the evening, with some heavy bursts possible.
Highest temperatures of 10°C to 13°C in moderate to fresh south to southeast winds.
In the news
Problems with rodents have led to the closure of Delvin Mart canteen.Information leaflets on new EID tagging regulations are to be sent out with Sheep and Goat Census forms. Concerns mount as the clock continues to countdown to March 2019, when the UK is expected to have an approved exit plan in place and Theresa May has deferred a Brexit vote in the Commons.Patrick Hurley of Carhoogarriffe, Leap, Co Cork, appeared at Kenmare District Court last week, accused of stealing cash from a 93-year-old Kenmare man.The new assistant principal in Kildalton qualified in Wales and previously held the role of lecturer in dairy production.
Weather forecast
Tonight will become quite windy, with freshening southerly breezes.
It will be predominantly dry, but there will be a few patches of rain and drizzle about.
Minimum temperatures of 5°C to 9°C, according to Met Éireann.
Tuesday will see a dry day in many central and eastern counties.
Rain will extend across most of Munster and Connacht by the afternoon.
Rain will then gradually spread eastwards during the evening, with some heavy bursts possible.
Highest temperatures of 10°C to 13°C in moderate to fresh south to southeast winds.
In the news
Problems with rodents have led to the closure of Delvin Mart canteen.Information leaflets on new EID tagging regulations are to be sent out with Sheep and Goat Census forms. Concerns mount as the clock continues to countdown to March 2019, when the UK is expected to have an approved exit plan in place and Theresa May has deferred a Brexit vote in the Commons.Patrick Hurley of Carhoogarriffe, Leap, Co Cork, appeared at Kenmare District Court last week, accused of stealing cash from a 93-year-old Kenmare man.The new assistant principal in Kildalton qualified in Wales and previously held the role of lecturer in dairy production. 
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