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21 Jan 2026
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Rossnowlagh beach yesterday, Friday - Photo Karen Skelly
Beautiful sunshine today, but it's cool, typical weather for the time of year and great for getting out and about.
However, there are showers expected in the mid afternoon, scattered across Ulster.
Temperatures at best to rise to 8 degrees Celsius, 6 degrees more likely, winds light to moderate.
Tonight will see frost developing under clear skies, expect temperatures to dip in places to -2 degrees.
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Store Manager, Renata Liubertiene (left) with Area Manager, Ciaran McGarrigle (right)
Donegal Deputy Charles Ward was speaking on speaking on the Health (Amendment) (Home Support Providers) Bill 2025
The funding for LSPs for 2026 is included in a record investment of €33.36 million in Core Funding support to sporting organisations, through Sport Ireland, for 2026
The man was fined in absence at Carndonagh District Court, which continues to be heard in Buncrana.
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