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Your pictures: Sunshine, sunsets, goats, bikinis, Bruce and tan-lines

Here are some of the latest pictures we’ve been sent of your time in the glorious sunshine.

By Amy Croffey Friday 19 Jul 2013, 8:12 PM
Jul 19th 2013, 8:12 PM 25,842 Views 32 Comments
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KEEP THOSE BBQS lit and the bikinis in place because the sunshine ain’t going anywhere for another week at least.

We here at TheJournal.ie know how much you’ve all been soaking up the sun. How do we know? Well, from all the pictures you send us on a daily basis. We really don’t mind all the gloating. Really. Maybe just a bit.

Anyway, here are some of the latest pictures we’ve been sent by you. We’ve got a real mix in there this evening.

Your pictures: Sunshine, sunsets, goats, bikinis, Bruce and tan-lines
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  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Chad, Clara and baby Phoenix Biddle, aged 6 months, enjoying the good weather at Longitude Music Festival in Marley Park Dublin today. (Pic: Karen Morgan Photography)

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Sun-bathers take a dip in Dublin. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    A temperature reading in Kilrush Co Clare this evening... We've pack our bags and we're on our way.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Sun setting over Waterford.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Seapoint, Blackrock in Co Dublin this evening packed with sun-bathers. Photo Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Caroline Farrell and James Cove cool off today at Seapoint... We think this would make a great caption competition - all suggestions in the comments section below. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Pauline Timmons spent her sunny evening with Bruce. Wel jel Pauline.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    The goats that were saved from the Howth gorse fire.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Avril Creedon stands under the sunset at Ballyglass, Grenagh, Co Cork.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    This thermometer left on a balcony in Sutton, Co Dublin shoots through 50 degrees. We think it might be time you get a new thermometer, but still it makes for a great picture.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Anna Watters wastes no time as she rushes into Laytown Beach, Co Meath.

  • Let the Sunshine In...

    Tony Purcell, left, and Danny Rafferty getting their tan on at Seapoint. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
  • Chad, Clara and baby Phoenix Biddle, aged 6 months, enjoying the good weather at Longitude Music Festival in Marley Park Dublin today. (Pic: Karen Morgan Photography)
  • Sun-bathers take a dip in Dublin. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
  • A temperature reading in Kilrush Co Clare this evening... We've pack our bags and we're on our way.
  • Sun setting over Waterford.
  • Seapoint, Blackrock in Co Dublin this evening packed with sun-bathers. Photo Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
  • Caroline Farrell and James Cove cool off today at Seapoint... We think this would make a great caption competition - all suggestions in the comments section below. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland
  • Pauline Timmons spent her sunny evening with Bruce. Wel jel Pauline.
  • The goats that were saved from the Howth gorse fire.
  • Avril Creedon stands under the sunset at Ballyglass, Grenagh, Co Cork.
  • This thermometer left on a balcony in Sutton, Co Dublin shoots through 50 degrees. We think it might be time you get a new thermometer, but still it makes for a great picture.
  • Anna Watters wastes no time as she rushes into Laytown Beach, Co Meath.
  • Tony Purcell, left, and Danny Rafferty getting their tan on at Seapoint. Photo: Mark Stedman/Photocall Ireland

You can send your pictures of your time in the sunshine to amy@thejournal.ie or tips@thejournal.ie

Read: Carlow enjoyed the hottest weather yesterday…but Belmullet got rain*>

More: A thermometer in Kerry, right now>

Read: Warm weather to last all week (and into the weekend)>

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