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Weather outlook - a fresh, spring day in Donegal PHOTO: Siobhán McNamara
While we shouldn’t leave our homes unless we absolutely have to, today’s clear skies will no doubt entice people out into their gardens.
And with a brisk breeze, it is certainly a good day to get the washing dried!
It will become increasingly sunny as the day goes on, though the northeast breeze will keep temperatures from 7C to 10C.
Tonight will be cold and dry with widespread frost and temperatures dropping as low as -2C in moderate northeasterly winds.
Sunday will again be cold for the time of year as moderate, northeasterly winds continue in temperatures of up to 7C. It will however be another bright and sunny day.
This dry and settled weather looks set to continue well into the week but cool winds from the north and northeast will keep temperatures low. There will be some patchy cloud and light showers at times.It will become milder in westerly winds later in the week.
St Mary’s Church in Ballybrack
Niamh Britton with Moville Men’s Shed members, Paul Donnelly, Michael Chatfield, Brian Barr, Jim Diver, Mickey Byrne and Paddy Gillespie. Missing: Liam Harrigan, Denis McGuinness and Tony Gallagher.
Gardai stopped the man who was subsequently charged
Jane Taylor, White's Tours & Hotels; and Robert Horner, Tourism Ireland, at ITB Berlin
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