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DAA spokesperson Graeme McQueen told The Journal the company is “fully concentrated” on making sure everyone flies out this weekend.
The Bank Holiday Monday will be the best of a bad lot for most of Ireland, it appears.
50 people have lost their lives on Irish roads to date – compared to 29 up to the same date last year.
The organisations are advising people to take care in and on the water or along the coastline.
Met Éireann said St Patrick’s Day will see a mix of showers and sunny patches.
Many people are looking forward to four days off next week.
The public facilities come as pubs and restaurants reopen their outdoor spaces next week.
Lifeguards were not on duty last weekend at the busy Lahinch beach and there have been calls to have them working full time for the rest of June.
There was a total of 1,216 drug-driving arrests made in the first six months.
Temperatures over the bank holiday weekend are expected to reach the high 20s.
Provisional collision figures for 2020 show that there has been a 17% increase in fatal crashes compared to last year.
It’s feared that people may become complacent and be tempted to take to the water or visit coastal areas this bank holiday weekend.
Sunshine, rain and spot flooding could all be on the cards this bank holiday weekend.
Many outdoor events will be happening across the country this weekend.
Today will be mild, humid and mostly cloudy across the country.
A follow up search of the car led to a €40,000 drug seizure.
The arrest was one of a number of enforcement actions taken by gardaí over the bank holiday weekend.
A number of service alterations are in place due to line works around the country this weekend.
Ireland was bathed in sunshine today. And another two days of the glorious bank holiday weather beckon.
If you’re taking the train this weekend, Iarnród Éireann is advising you check ahead.
Temperatures could reach 21 degrees next week.
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A number of changes are in place to facilitate works this weekend.
Gardai are warning drivers to never drink and drive.
Pace yourself so you can enjoy the whole weekend.
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There are also county finals in Westmeath and Kildare while the Leinster and Connacht club championships begin.
It brings to three the number of people killed on our roads since Friday.
Motorists are still advised to take extreme care on the roads as conditions are still wet.
Tipperary, Waterford, you’re not off the hook either.
The first part of the Wildlife Park’s new Asian Sanctuary will open to the publc