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26 Mar 2026
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26 Mar 2026
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Becoming breezy with southwest winds increasing moderate to fresh and gusty.
Tuesday, is going to be a mainly dry day, with some spells of sunshine, the best of this in the morning, but turning hazier into the afternoon, as high cloud moves in.
Becoming breezy with southwest winds increasing moderate to fresh and gusty. Highest temperatures of 9 to 12 degrees.
Tuesday night will be mostly cloudy with a little rain and drizzle moving into Ulster and Connacht. It'll be dry elsewhere, with a few clear breaks likely further south.
Lowest temperatures will range from 4 degrees in the southeast to 9 degrees in the west and northwest. Still breezy generally with moderate to fresh southwest winds, stronger in western and northwestern coastal parts.
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