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WELL, HELLO IRELAND, you’re looking clear this morning.
It’s a bank holiday weekend and if you’re lucky enough to be getting out for some or all of it, you’re in for some nice weather today and tomorrow. (Above is the rainfall radar at the moment. That’s right, there is none.)
There is however, some cloud cover around Cork, Dublin and Donegal right now – that’s expected to break a little in the afternoon when the sunburn index will be high whenever the sun peeps out. Connacht might get some scattered showers in late afternoon – sorry Connacht.
Tomorrow morning will be dry in most parts but clouds will build from the west in the afternoon, says Met Éireann, which will bring some drizzle to the west coast and in the evening in east Leinster. Inland Munster should have a nice sunny day of it, with temperatures getting up to 20 degrees Celsius in most areas at some point.
Watch out for Sunday when the weather becomes less settled. It might start off dry but there will be showers and drizzle, Later in the day, it will be drier on the west coast.
On Monday morning it looks like we’ll all get some rain and it will be less warm than Saturday and Sunday.
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Hopefully they’ll invest money in what are some of the most soulless and dated hotels in the country. They have the name of being nothing short of knocking shops. Bit of time effort and money is badly needed.
They don’t need to. They have close to full occupancy every night. They don’t try or want to be a five star.
I don’t know when you last stayed in one….. They are much improved compared to 5 or 6 years ago.
The jury is out on this deal
Terrible!
Here’s your coat, what’s your rush?
Maybe they will finally invest some money in staffing, as at the moment they are running nowadays ”labour camps”
And why am I getting red thumbs? Has anyone worked in those camps?
€130,000 per room? Sounds juicy. Product of ultra low interest rates I guess.
The original Jury’s in Dame Street was a real hotel and the bar was particularly nice, as Joni Mitchell put it
“Don’t it always seem to go
That you don’t know what you’ve got
Till it’s gone
Is that Joan Mitchell from the liberties, Pats wife?
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