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Warm weekend ahead with highs of 24 degrees

It will be wet at times today and tomorrow but Sunday and Monday should stay dry.

TEMPERATURES ARE SET to stay in the 20s for the next few days, with Saturday hitting 24 degrees.

It will be wet at times today and tomorrow but Sunday and Monday should stay dry, according to Met Éireann.

Today will be warm with temperatures of up to 22 degrees but mostly cloudy.

Wet weather is set to develop over parts of Ulster and Connacht this afternoon, turning persistent and heavy later.

Tomorrow will be another warm and humid day with temperatures reaching 24 degrees in places.

It will also be quite breezy with some rain in northern and western areas. The rain will become more widespread in the evening.

Sunday will be mostly dry and bright with sunny spells in all areas and top temperatures of 21 degrees.

Monday will be another warm, dry and fairly sunny day with highs of 23 degrees.

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