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Yesterday was the warmest May day at Malin Head since records began.
Temperatures at Malin Head reached 25.1 degrees for three consecutive hours. That was the highest since records began in 1885, and beat a previous May high of 24.7 degrees which was recorded on May 31st, 1978.
Temperatures today are expected to again reach 25 degrees in what be another warm day for the county.
But the warm weather is to come to an end tonight with thundery showers developing tonight and overnight.
Rain will continue for most of Saturday morning and in the afternoon the rain will turn light and patchy.
Majella O'Donnell was speaking on RTÉ Radio 1 with Oliver Callan today
The grant is paid automatically alongside the first month of Child Benefit, meaning parents do not need to make a separate application
Moses gets ready to blow out the candles at the Bridge in Dunfanaghy, the home of St Michael's GAA club
The Requiem Mass of Fr Seamus Meehan, who passed away peacefully at Dungloe Community Hospital on Saturday morning, was held in St Crona’s Church.
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