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Weather In Ireland?
I'll be going on a trip to Ireland and I need to know what the weather would be like around end of August!!
Answers would be very appreciated.
There haven't been 3days straight when it hasn't rained in Ireland since The 13th of JUNE
It's been the worst summer in 90 years.
Look up RTE news and you'll see i'm not makeing it up to annoy you.
Enjoy :-D
Pacito
It's unpredictable but don't need sunglasses or bathing costumes.
starrygirl
well at the moment THE weather is rainy and wet with sunny spells.the last week in AUGUST IS GENERALLY DRY THOUGH
Tribbles
It will not be cold, so no warm woollies necessary! I would suggest that you bring a raincoat and umbrella just in case, our weather is very unpredictable here. We usually have dry sunny periods at the start of September though.
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it doesnt really ever get above 75...
whatsreality
Bring Plenty of weather gear no matter what time of the year it is. man, it rains here all the time. with the exception of a fantastic April, it has been raining here constantly since last October. I am hoping for a nice august but so far 6days rain 2 days sun.
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