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 What is the darkest City in Ireland? |
A dark city in Ireland? One that rains a lot. Someone said Dublin, but I want to make sure.
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Shelliie.
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 Is Ireland a completely non-smoking country as I have heard it is? |
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 Ian Paisley has resigned as the First Minister good thing or bad? |
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 What all does it mean to move to Ireland? |
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Best time to go to Ireland? |
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over the years I've seen that May is a great month weatherwise here. July and August well, depends. It can get strange in August.
September is usually quite nice.
Temperature-wise, 25/27C is the maximum you'll probably see in summer, and 21/23 is a solid nice sunny day.
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Shaq O
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Doing the summer. |
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Irish Lass
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may to september can be nice temps in the 20 s, but dont forget to bring a rain jacket we can get 4 seasons in one day, |
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athene noctua
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I'm living in Ireland, North and South, for 21 years now. In my experience you can rely on May and September being fairly dry months, at least in the South, with the North it's hard to tell weatherwise, we tell the difference between summer and winter in Donegal by the warmer rain in summer.
But I always think spring is the best in Ireland. |
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Citizen Mac
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it's warm here now, summer is best for weather |
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J-W
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Summer is a good time, however, summer is high season. In spring the weather will still be good. Check out www.onevacationclub.com they give value for money. |
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Annie
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The summer has the best temperatures. |
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Aoifey!
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Any time between now and the end of the summer because you do NOT wanna be here in the winte believe me! |
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I had done some research prior to a trip to Eire myself and found that the month of August was both the warmest and the driest month of the year. I was there the last two weeks of August and first week of September and it worked out perfectly. It only rained briefly a day or two on the west coast and the weather was warm enough that short sleeves were comfortable...my buddy even wore short pants on many days |
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now. its when people are less drunk, and its the perfect tempature. |
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