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This summer was also drier than average
The longest ever dry spell was recorded in Carlow this summer.
The latest data from Met Éireann shows June, July and August were the hottest on record, with average temperature of just over 16 degrees Celsius.
It beat the record set last year and is two degrees above the long term average for the summer months between 1961 and 1990.
Rainfall data also shows this summer was drier than average and ranked as the 22nd driest summer on record since 1941.
Fares To Rise By 15% On Public Transport Routes
Free travel for older people and children up to 9 will continue.
Trump Expected To Visit President Connolly Next Week
It's thought the US President will fly into Dublin on 12 September
Harris Opens Door To Further Delay In Carbon Tax Increase
Finance Minister says postponing October hike should be considered while fuel excise cuts remain in place.
McEntee Defiant On Border Poll As UK Foreign Secretary Refuses To Comment Publicly
The British Prime Minister caused anger among nationalists when he said a border poll is off the table.
HSE Fined €645K For Personal Data Breaches
It's the result of an inquiry into the health service, which began in 2024.
Government To Sign Regulations For New E-Scooters Measures
The rules will then come into effect this Friday (4 September)
Fórsa Members Vote Overwhelmingly For Industrial Action Amid Pay Dispute
They represent around 100,000 workers
National Youth Council Calls On Government To Take Action To Curb Emigration
61% of young people say they are planning to move abroad within three years.
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