Friday
Any lingering mist and fog will quickly clear on Friday morning to leave a warm and mainly dry day with sunny spells, according to Met Éireann.
Top temperatures of 18°C to 23°C are expected with a moderate southerly breeze. Winds may be strong along Atlantic coasts.
On Friday night, winds will fall light with mist and fog developing. It will be mild and humid with lowest temperatures of 12°C to 15°C in light to moderate south to southeast breezes.
Saturday
Saturday will be a warm day but quite mixed in terms of cloud and sunshine. In the east, it will be mainly dry at first with some sunny spells, Met Éireann said.
Western coastal counties will be cloudier with outbreaks of showery rain which will spread further eastwards during the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 19°C to 23°C.
On Saturday night, it will be mainly dry with just the odd spot of drizzle. Lows will range from 13°C to 15°C, in light variable breezes.
Sunday
Sunday will be mostly dry with some sunny spells but later sunshine might become a little hazy as a warm front is likely to approach from the Atlantic, Met Éireann said.
A few spots of rain or drizzle will affect Atlantic coastal counties. Top temperatures will reach 19°C to 23°C in just light variable breezes.
Sunday night will be dry with lows of 10°C to 12°C in light breezes.
Beef
Adam Woods takes a look at dealing with the current grazing conditions, cull cow management and first-calving heifers.
Dairy
Aidan Brennan looks at the wet weather, a cure for coughing cows and why farmers need to get more involved in their co-ops
Sheep
There is still a low number of marts operating as CPRs, meaning for most farmers they will be required to complete dispatch documents, writes Darren Carty.
Tillage
Broken weather continues to slow harvest progress and is leading to losses in the field, writes Andy Doyle.
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Friday
Any lingering mist and fog will quickly clear on Friday morning to leave a warm and mainly dry day with sunny spells, according to Met Éireann.
Top temperatures of 18°C to 23°C are expected with a moderate southerly breeze. Winds may be strong along Atlantic coasts.
On Friday night, winds will fall light with mist and fog developing. It will be mild and humid with lowest temperatures of 12°C to 15°C in light to moderate south to southeast breezes.
Saturday
Saturday will be a warm day but quite mixed in terms of cloud and sunshine. In the east, it will be mainly dry at first with some sunny spells, Met Éireann said.
Western coastal counties will be cloudier with outbreaks of showery rain which will spread further eastwards during the afternoon. Highest temperatures of 19°C to 23°C.
On Saturday night, it will be mainly dry with just the odd spot of drizzle. Lows will range from 13°C to 15°C, in light variable breezes.
Sunday
Sunday will be mostly dry with some sunny spells but later sunshine might become a little hazy as a warm front is likely to approach from the Atlantic, Met Éireann said.
A few spots of rain or drizzle will affect Atlantic coastal counties. Top temperatures will reach 19°C to 23°C in just light variable breezes.
Sunday night will be dry with lows of 10°C to 12°C in light breezes.
Beef
Adam Woods takes a look at dealing with the current grazing conditions, cull cow management and first-calving heifers.
Dairy
Aidan Brennan looks at the wet weather, a cure for coughing cows and why farmers need to get more involved in their co-ops
Sheep
There is still a low number of marts operating as CPRs, meaning for most farmers they will be required to complete dispatch documents, writes Darren Carty.
Tillage
Broken weather continues to slow harvest progress and is leading to losses in the field, writes Andy Doyle.
Read more
Farmers' €1bn Kerrygold brand at risk
Tractor run for cancer charity takes place this Saturday in Donegal
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