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Here are some more of your sunshine pictures, sure why not?!

Swimming pool – farm style.

WE’RE NOT SURE about you, but it’s a little overcast over TheJournal.ie headquarters today.

So, to remind us all of the good times in the sun, we decided to put together another slideshow.

From swimming pools – farm style to sunsets to picnics here are some of the best sunshine pictures we’ve been sent this weekend:

Here are some more of your sunshine pictures, sure why not?!

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Swimming pool - farm style in Celbridge Co. Kildare. We love this.
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Sunrise over Lough Derg.
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This picture taken by Kevin O'Connor on the banks of the River Corrib shows Galway's Big Top at the Galway Arts Festival.
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Julia Gelezova wants to remind everyone to hydrate your pets.
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Garrykennedy harbour in Co. Tipperary.
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A couple enjoying the good weather at Longitude Music Festival in Marley Park Dublin. Pic: Karen Morgan Photography
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Cooling down in Lough Mohra in the Comeragh mountains in County Waterford. Pic: Mary Greene
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Having a picnic at the metal bridge at Slieve Bloom, Co. Laois. Pic: Catherine Coffey
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Sunflower at Brookville House.
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Pippin and Bailey catching the last few rays before sunset. Pic: Louise Kelly in Kildare
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Birds at Bullock Harbour. Pic: Elaine Butler
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Little Tommy Nevin, aged 21 months, taking a dip in Skerries in north Co Dublin.

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

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