Ireland is set for a mostly dry and settled week with temperatures rising steadily, reaching up to 26°C by midweek. While some patchy drizzle may affect the northwest at times, most areas will enjoy plenty of sunshine. Rain could return to western areas by Friday evening, with the weekend forecast still uncertain.

Day-by-Day Forecast:

Sunday:
Dry with sunny spells. Northwest showers clearing early afternoon.
Highs: 14–19°C, coolest in the northwest.
Winds: Moderate to fresh northwesterly.

Monday:
Mostly dry with isolated light showers.
Highs: 15–21°C, warmest in the south and southeast.
Winds: Gentle to moderate northwest.

Tuesday:
Generally dry, with patchy drizzle in the west and northwest.
Highs: 15–24°C, cooler in the northwest.
Winds: Gentle northwest.

Wednesday:
Dry for most, with scattered showers in the north and northwest.
Highs: 18–25°C, warmest in inland Munster and Leinster.
Winds: Gentle to moderate westerly.

Thursday:
Largely dry under continuing high pressure.
Highs: 19–26°C.
Winds: Gentle southwesterly.

Friday:
Dry with increasing cloud in the west; rain possible by evening.
Highs: 20–25°C.
Winds: Fresh southerly.

Weekend Outlook:
High pressure weakens as Atlantic systems edge in. A mix of sunshine and showers likely, with possible thunderstorms in the east. Winds remain light westerly.

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