Saturday 1 October, 2022
Ukrainians had temporarily partly filled the gap but since the Russian invasion many have been stuck in their homeland.
The change could lead to more measures such as hosepipe bans.
How frequent will heatwaves become, and how quickly can we turn the tide?
Met Éireann has issued a nationwide Status Yellow high temperature warning from tomorrow.
With warm weather comes the risk of sleepless nights.
There’s sun and heat to be had until Friday.
Water safety agencies are asking people to be cautious over the Bank Holiday weekend.
The J1 summer visa programme was suspended in response to Covid-19.
A proposal is to be brought to Cabinet on Tuesday, which is expected to open indoor dining within NPHET’s guidance.
Shane Smith has three delicious recipes to share to help you brighten up your meals.
As people travel to the water to cool down this weekend, Water Safety Ireland have asked the public to be careful.
The 23-year-old Norway international, who has a year left on his contract, has been linked with Newcastle.
Khaldoon Al Mubarak is confident the club will find the right replacement for Sergio Aguero.
A 105-minute time limit will be in place for indoor dining where there is social distancing of one-metre.
“I’m hoping that that’s the month when things are relatively normal again,” Leo Varadkar has said.
Junior Minister Frank Feighan says a working group has looked at the issues of drug testing and amnesty bins.
Health experts have issued a warning to people in the UK to take care in the sun.
The outlook for the weekend is looking good, but we’re still set for some rain in the coming days.
Cliona Byrne, a body confidence coach says you can learn to feel good in a swimsuit regardless of your shape and size.
There has been a major decline in the number of Irish students travelling to the US on a J1 visa.
Despite recent bursts of sunshine it took time for summer to arrive this year.
Summer can seem like a difficult time to be a parent, but it doesn’t need to be.
Sunday is set to be the warmest and sunniest day.
But the reprieve was not universal, with Germany measuring a record high temperature for June.
The heat has already claimed several lives, including a 17-year-old harvest worker in Spain and a 72-year-old homeless man in Italy.
Temperatures of up to 20 degrees are forecast for the next week.
There are still some rainy days ahead this week.
Samhradh comes with a sense of disappointment, rarely delivering on its promises of sunshine and gaiety, writes Darach Ó Séaghdha.
Early indications are predicting that Tuesday will be the nicest day of the week.
Met Eireann predicts that conditions will be warm and unsettled in the coming days.
The good summer continues.
Some showers next week could turn heavy or possibly thundery.
While most have been enjoying the heatwave in recent weeks, it has had unexpected side-effects for emergency services.
