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A dull and damp start this morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and drizzle
Rain will clear eastwards through the morning and early afternoon with scattered showers and the odd bright spell following from the west - some showers will be heavy with the chance of isolated thunderstorms A dull and damp start this Wednesday morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and d...
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A dull and damp start this morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and drizzle
Rain will clear eastwards through the morning and early afternoon with scattered showers and the odd bright spell following from the west - some showers will be heavy with the chance of isolated thunderstorms A dull and damp start this Wednesday morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and d...
A dull and damp start this morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and drizzle
Rain will clear eastwards through the morning and early afternoon with scattered showers and the odd bright spell following from the west - some showers will be heavy with the chance of isolated thunderstorms A dull and damp start this Wednesday morning in Donegal with outbreaks of rain and d...
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Louth Weather: Cloudy and wet with rain clearing by early afternoon
Some of the showers may be heavy at times Cloudy and wet with rain clearing by early afternoon followed by scattered showers. Some of the showers may be heavy at times in the north. Light to moderate southwesterly breezes will continue and it'll be quite mild with highest temperatures of 11 t...
St Johnston road to remain closed this morning after 'serious' road traffic collision
The collision occurred between 11pm and midnight on the R236 on the main Derry road in an area close to the Presbyterian Church A main road in St Johnston will remain closed for some time following a serious road traffic collision last night. The collision occurred between 11pm and midnight o...
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